Is the "college premium" hitting a digital wall? Join Lucian, Emily, and Mark as we investigate the 2026 Graduate Winter and why AI is replacing junior roles faster than the C-suite.

In this episode of the podcast, our panel of experts breaks down the 33% drop in entry-level job postings and the rise of "Agentic Payments"—software agents making independent financial decisions on your behalf. We explore the dangerous "knowledge debt" created when companies stop training juniors and explain the "Golden Set" methodology required to keep AI models accurate. Whether you are a recent grad or a business leader, learn why the human-in-the-loop is the only thing standing between progress and permanent "algorithmic regression."

Stop just sharing data and start measuring your actual impact on global fraud. In this session, the leadership team at Oxford Information Labs breaks down the latest GSE release and how we're using AI to dismantle cyber threats.

In this deep dive, Lucian, Emily, and Mark explore the transition from building a platform to measuring real-world success in the fight against scams. We discuss the critical role of "boring" tech like SAML Single Sign-On for public sector security, the introduction of the GSE Index, and the difference between disrupting and dismantling threats. Plus, get an exclusive first look at GSE Compass, our new AI-driven data explorer that allows you to query over a billion signals using natural language. We wrap up with a developer’s review of Sanity Studio and why it’s a game-changer for structured content management.

Is your privacy being traded for "safety" in the 2026 identity revolution? From Discord’s mandatory biometric scans to humanoid robots in our living rooms, we break down the tech shifts you can't afford to ignore.

In this episode of the Internet Seriously podcast, we analyse the massive cultural and technical shift occurring as platforms move away from pseudonymity. We dive into the controversial "Brussels Effect" of global regulation, the breathtaking (and slightly terrifying) agility of China’s new Unitree humanoid robots, and whether "iRoot Safe" can actually protect your 3D home maps from foreign servers. We also get interrupted by our own security systems forcing a reset!

Whether you're a privacy advocate or a robotics enthusiast, you’ll learn how the "mess of life" is the final frontier for AI and what it means for your digital sovereignty.

Can AI actually help us stop scammers by "thinking" like them? Join Emily Taylor and the Oxford Information Labs team as they reveal how they’re using advanced AI to analyse 70 million scam signals without losing the "human touch."

In this deep dive, we explore the methodology behind our latest study into scam and fraud victims, supported by Google.org. You’ll learn how "Prompt Engineering" and "Human Review" work together to process massive datasets that would take a human lifetime to read. We move beyond "victim blaming" terminology to look at how scammers target specific groups—from the "neurospicy" community to the bereaved—and discuss why AI is an essential, ethical tool for protecting researchers from traumatising content.

How do we stop scammers who move faster than the law? In this episode, we go behind the scenes of the Global Signal Exchange (GSE) to reveal how a billion-signal database is revolutionising the fight against global fraud.

Join Emily, Lucien, and Mark from Oxford Information Labs as they discuss the technical architecture and real-world impact of the GSE. Discover how a landmark "Malvertising" pilot between Google and Amazon proved that even the world’s largest platforms have blind spots that only collaborative signal sharing can fix. We dive into the "Big Tech" partnerships, the use of AI and LLMs for threat classification, and why "making it a sport" through league tables is encouraging providers to clean up the internet's supply chain.

Is the dream of a resilient, open internet dying? Join us as we dissect Iran’s unprecedented 2026 digital airlock and why Microsoft’s CEO thinks you’re using AI all wrong.

In this episode of The Internet, Seriously, we sit down with Whisper Security CEO Kaveh Ranjbar to uncover the technical "bottlenecks" and BGP manipulation behind Iran's massive January 2026 internet blackout. We move beyond the headlines to discuss the human cost of digital sovereignty and whether "low-orbit" satellites like Starlink are a viable escape. Plus, we explore the shift from AI "slop" to high-value cognitive tools and provide a blunt review of the Sonos software meltdown—proving that even your home speakers aren't safe from the "internet of broken things."

You’ve heard the headlines about the Coupang data breach, but what does 34 million compromised accounts really mean for your personal safety? If you're looking for expert analysis on modern online scams and how to protect your data, you're in the right place!In this episode, our experts unpack the massive Korean retailer Coupang data leak, discussing the risks of identity theft, phishing, and the critical importance of a robust employee offboarding process. Plus, we provide an exclusive debrief from the Global Anti-Scam Summit (GASS) in D.C., where we heard shocking new details on scams and the vital need for global, collaborative fraud prevention efforts. Learn how industry leaders, government, and technology companies are finally working together to combat the rising tide of cybercrime and keep your family safe online.

Welcome to the Internet Seriously Tech Christmas Wish List 2025! If you’re a gamer, creative professional, or homeowner looking for the next truly game-changing tech upgrade, you’ve come to the right place.In this special episode, we dive deep into the ultimate next-gen tech for a faster, fitter, and simpler life. We review why the PS5 upgrade is now essential for performance, explore the Thunderbolt 5 NVMe enclosure that makes 4K video editing faster than internal storage, and check out the discreet smart fitness ring that offers superior health metrics. Finally, we look at the robot hoover that promises to automate your daily chores for a truly "set and forget" clean home. Stop guessing—start upgrading!Long story short, from part one to part two.. we all want robot hoovers....

Welcome to our special Tech Christmas Wish List episode where we debate the must-have and must-avoid AI gadgets and robots of the holiday season! If you’re looking for unique gift ideas or a serious discussion on tech trends, you're in the right place.Join the Internet Seriously team as we reveal our personal, and often hilarious, Christmas tech wishes. We dive deep into the incredible Insta360 camera drone (the “anti-gravity” flyer), the surprisingly dramatic life of the Roomba robot vacuum (and its cat rivals), and the alarming trend of AI-generated family Christmas cards. Finally, we dissect the terrifying $20,000 Neo Home Robot, discussing its high-dexterity strength and the privacy implications of "human-in-the-loop" learning. This is a must-watch before you finalise your Christmas shopping!

Are you worried about the Australia Social Media Ban for under 16s? Curious if Google's Anti-Gravity AI Code Editor will replace your job? You're in the right place for the expert policy and tech breakdown!

In this crucial episode, our expert panel dives deep into two of the biggest debates shaking the digital world. First, we tackle the Australian ban on social media for under 16s, analysing the legal challenges, technical feasibility, and the impact on children’s rights vs. online safety. We then shift gears to the future of software development with a first-hand review of Google Anti-Gravity, an advanced AI-powered IDE built on VS Code and Gemini. Will this autonomous agent model revolutionise coding or lead to "crap software" and a lack of critical thinking?