Welcome to the Responsible Technology Institute
The RTI is an international centre of excellence focused on responsible technology, and on establishing a creative and robust community to discuss and develop culturally nuanced approaches to responsibility and responsible innovation. Our research is conducted with a broad range of project partners, including academic institutions from around the world, industrial partners, and all divisions of the University of Oxford.
Latest Institute News
Digital Youth x MindTech Conference – Digital risk, resilience and interventions
From evidence to responsibility: RTI’s collaboration in the Digital Youth Programme Report RTI joined the UKRI-funded Digital Youth Programme and MindTech for a landmark event at County Hall, London, exploring
AI Governance – Does the UK Need an AI Act?
RTI Contributes to National Debate on AI Regulation: Professor Marina Jirotka and Dr Keri Grieman of the Responsible Technology Institute (RTI) were featured in the New Statesman’s June 2025 Spotlight
Responsible quantum – from theory to practice
Responsible quantum – from theory to practice IEEE Quantum Week 2024: workshop on operationalising responsible quantum computing Ten Holter, C; Oughton, N; Seskir, Z; Thibault, K; Wolf-Bauwens, M As quantum
White Paper drives a responsible future for Quantum Computing
Posted: 6th June 2024 Researchers from the Department of Computer Science and EY have published a White Paper on responsible quantum computing, offering insights into the future of the technology. These
EVENT – IEEE Quantum Week 2024 workshop on responsible quantum computing
As quantum computing technologies move towards commercialisation, there is increasing interest in their potential impact on society, evidenced by the recent publication of many national strategies and quantum technologies programmes.
Successful accident investigation for RoboTIPS project
On Wednesday 21 February the EPSRC RoboTIPS project enacted the third of our simulated accident scenarios in the BRL. This scenario focussed on an exoskeleton in an industrial environment. In