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Autonomous Defense: Countering Emerging Threats at Machine Speed

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This talk will delve into innovations in autonomous platforms and assess their implications for warfare and national security. From high-precision aerial surveillance to advanced algorithms, this talk will explore advances in sensing, machine learning, and real-time data analytics through the lens of Delian AI. Cases will highlight autonomous systems deployments in critical areas, such as drone operations, forward artillery, and border security, showcasing the transformative potential of autonomous systems.

OSSG: Defence Reform in the UK

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We are excited to be hosting Captain Sarah Oakley this week on Defence Reform in the UK. The talk will take place on Tuesday, December 3rd in the Old Library at All Souls College at 8:30pm. As always, there will be a drinks reception prior to the event, starting at 8pm.

Majority cynical about digital platforms as a news source for politics, new RISJ report reveals

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Lucile Richard

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Luke Foster Martin

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I'm a first-year MPhil in Political Theory. I'm particularly interested in the intersection of ancient political thought and contemporary political and legal philosophy.

Prior to Oxford, I studied philosophy at Princeton University, where I completed a senior thesis examining the legal philosophy and practices of classical Athens in light of Ronald Dworkin's "law as integrity" theory.

What is conservatism? A historical perspective

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Lord Sumption, Justice of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom (2012-2018), in conversation with Dr Tom Simpson, Associate Professor in Philosophy and Public Policy at the Blavatnik School of Government, as part of the series International Perspectives on Conservatism.

After COP29: what next for climate policy?

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Following COP29, where does the world stand in the fight against climate change?

Blavatnik School experts Rachel Kyte, Professor of Practice and UK Special Representative on Climate, and Thomas Hale, Professor in Public Policy, are joined by three current Master of Public Policy students, Vanessa Nakate, Omnia El Omrani and Camille Etienne for a discussion based on their experiences of shaping climate policy across the globe.

Please note this event takes place online only.