AI / Current research
Pufferfish Artificial Intelligence Research Group
Research on artificial intelligence, with current public work examining its infrastructure, financing, technology adoption and wider systems.
Explore the groupPufferfish / Three research groups
Pufferfish Research Group brings together three research groups: Artificial Intelligence, Embodied Artificial Intelligence and Symbiotic Artificial Intelligence.
Current public manuscripts belong to the Artificial Intelligence group. The Embodied AI and Symbiotic AI groups are developing their research directions. Each group has its own page and scope within the shared website.
AI / Current research
Research on artificial intelligence, with current public work examining its infrastructure, financing, technology adoption and wider systems.
Explore the groupEAI / Developing research direction
A developing research direction for studying how artificial intelligence can perceive, act and learn through physical systems. Its proposed scope includes robotics and interaction with the physical world.
Explore the groupSAI / Developing research direction
A developing research direction for studying how people and intelligent systems can work together. Its proposed scope includes human–AI interaction, shared decision-making and the design of collaborative systems.
Explore the groupInvestigate AI capabilities, technological change and the assumptions behind adoption.
Examine the hardware, energy, deployment and capital that make AI possible.
Study how AI interacts with markets, institutions, geopolitics and society.
Read individual publications, follow a research series, and inspect the source documents and supporting materials where provided. Each publication carries its own topic, document type, status and access information.
Browse the libraryCommercial reports offer a focused analytical perspective on a defined subject. They are listed separately, with release availability and purchase information for each title. Public research remains accessible independently.
Explore reportsThe first research series
The Artificial Intelligence group’s first series uses Oracle as a case to connect AI infrastructure, technology adoption, financing and geopolitical constraints. It is one subject within a broader artificial intelligence research agenda.
Read the Oracle series