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.
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Long-term Trustworthy Autonomous Systems
The Universities of Oxford, Leeds, and York, with University College London, are delighted to announce that their collaborative project RAILS (Responsible AI for Long-term Trustworthy Autonomous Systems) is one of three
POSTPONED RoboTIPS policy event: the need for an ethical black box
POSTPONED The All Party Parliamentary Group for Data Analytics (APGDA) and the RoboTIPS team are delighted to be hosting a webinar to discuss the implementation of the ‘ethical black box’
“Accidents will happen” – so let’s learn from them
When developing new technologies such as autonomous vehicles (AVs), there will inevitably be situations where despite the maximum care being taken, accidents happen. These might happen in a variety of
“Responsibility In Industry” panel – 22 September 2021
The need for responsibility in industry becomes clearer by the day. While data science, computer science, and advanced statistics make possible a wealth of new innovation, we are becoming more
EPSRC funds PARIS-DE project to ensure ICT is Paris-compliant by design
The Universities of Lancaster, Oxford and Sussex, with Kings College London, are delighted to announce that their collaborative project PARIS-DE (Design Principles and Responsible Innovation for a Sustainable Digital Economy) is one of ten projects funded as part of the Engineering and
RoAD (Responsible AV Data) project receives funding from TAS programme
Press Release The Responsible Technology Institute is delighted to announce that it has received funding for its project RoAD (Responsible AV Data) as part of the Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub’s