Could the framework of cooperative board games provide a more human and social dimension to our digital storytelling and participatory experiences work?
Explore our projects, publications and blog posts
An update on the envrionmental footprint of BBC television services for 2019/20.
On intermittently fast internet connections, are players smart enough to switch quality when bandwidth changes?
We've been working with five universities to develop future audio services - here's the highlights.
We've made an experimental new prototype to help people watch and listen to BBC programmes together even when they are physically apart.
Artificial Intelligence is ubiquitous and we are developing ways to make it more understandable for everyone in society.
19 Aug 2021
We are working towards better images and media to represent AI
16 Aug 2021
Mainly recommender systems and explaining AI
13 Aug 2021
We are collaborating with the Ada Lovelace Institute to explore the ethical implications of recommendation systems in public service media.
5 Aug 2021
We have been developing a framework to help us understand how core human values, are prioritised by people across different stages of their lives
26 Jul 2021
Understanding machine learning with Alicia, Oscar and a pigeon and two cross-departmental hacks feature this time for the IRFS team's regular weeknotes.
It's time to engage with climate change. 🆕 The Climate Creatives Festival • #CCFestival On 5 October, this virt… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
News about artificial intelligence is often illustrated with stock photos of shiny gendered robots or glowing blue… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Can the framework of cooperative board games provide a more human and social dimension to our digital storytelling… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
There's been a lot of interest in our recent ReflEx project. In this new blogpost @MolumbyC looks at how it could s… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
