Ox MPhil in IR 26' @Politics_Oxford | LSE 24’ | Co-founder of OCPSG | MARS 4.0 Fellow at CAISH @MITFutureTech | Researcher at @ItssVerona | Ex-Fellow at FIG
Many congratulations to St Anne's MPhil student Bosco Hung, who has been selected as one of the winners of the Nova 111 List 2026 UK! @NovaTalent_ https://t.co/2W4nar4Cnf
The Oxford Computational Political Science Group (OCPSG) @Politics_Oxford just opened applications for the 2025-26 cycle of the Research Programme.
Our projects are open to Oxford and non-Oxford students/researchers from any disciplines.
Apply now at: https://t.co/Z2rj0uH7tJ
My analysis on #MIC2025 co-authored with @midhanachiket is now on @SCMPNews@SCMP_Opinion
We argue that a proper assessment of MIC2025 must account for the plan's intended timeline and the pre-existing context of its implementation.
https://t.co/gwYE79ipHA
I’m pleased to share that my analysis article 'Building the Pipeline: Why China Exports AI Infrastructure, Not Semiconductors' co-authored with Moritz von Knebel @law_ai_ is now published in @Diplomat_APAC#chips#semiconductor
The success of China’s semiconductor exports hinges on its ability to not just fulfill but also to generate demand for chips across the Global South. https://t.co/Vxwwfy1DjG
Following a hugely successful first cycle, Oxford Computational Political Science Group (OCPSG) is opening applications for the 2025-26 cycle of the Research Programme. Apply now at: https://t.co/RIT7Qk3QtX
@midhanachiket@Politics_Oxford
@Politics_Oxford’s @boscohung_ has co-authored a research memo proposing a gold standard for AI risk tiers combining quantitative and qualitative methods for consistent, life-cycle-based risk evaluation: https://t.co/WKg6ShpDde
Earlier, I was invited to a convening on AI risks organized by @aigioxford of @oxmartinschool. The co-authored report 'Risk Tiers: Towards a Gold Standard for Advanced AI' is now out at https://t.co/X3CmQ20sZs
Many thanks to Nick Caputo and @RobertTrager for their invitation.
#ai
The co-founders of the Oxford Computational Political Science Group -- one of whom is St Anne's student, Bosco Hung -- were invited last week to speak to the European Parliament. Read more: https://t.co/OJJLUj4bOH
The Oxford Computational Political Science Group recently spoke to the European Parliament's Special Committee on the European Democracy Shield Mission to the UK about disinformation and media literacy: https://t.co/GRRaZYwvVA
Looking forward to take the engagement forward with @Europarl_EN Special Committee on Democracy Shied. Delighted to have represented the Oxford Computational Political Science Group with @boscohung_ and our partner @WKingstonCox at @EuropinionUK
While its persistence may seem inevitable, its impact is not. We must help individuals develop an intuitive reflex to recognize common traits of manipulated information. This instinctive awareness forms the realistic foundation of robust digital literacy and critical thinking.
Moreover, in today’s fast-paced media landscape, people have a short attention span and limited time, while people naturally develop a psychological bias towards certain information sources, so disinformation will always remain a threat.