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The Bishop of Oxford Rt Rev Dr Steven Croft Photo: Steven Buckley Rev Canon Dr Bayliss said: “Over the last couple of years there has been some wonderful ecumenical work in the schools of our deaneries using local clergy and partner organisations to help fulfil the schools’ commitment to their Church of England foundations. “However, this support was limited and so the financial support from the Development Fund will help us to grow this area of work by appointing a full-time chaplain. “The money will be spread over the next five years to support the post holder’s salary and it is our hope that by the end of the five years there will be other funding in place. We heard just before Easter that we had been successful so are now starting the process of recruiting and hope to have someone in post by September.”
The Oxford Academy gets grant funding from Oxford Diocese
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Artificial intelligence-based algorithms can influence people to prefer one political candidate – or a would-be partner – over another, according to researchers.
“We are worried that everyone is using recommendation algorithms all the time, but there was no information on how effective those recommendation algorithms are,” says Helena Matute at the University of Deusto in Spain.
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Her work with her colleague Ujué Agudo, also at the University of Deusto, was designed to investigate the issue.
The researchers carried out a series of four experiments in which participants were told they were interacting with an algorithm that would judge their personality. The ‘algorithm’ did not actually do this: it was a mock algorithm that responded in the same way regardless of the information participants gave it. After participants had answered the mock algorithm’s questions, it presented them with photos of potential partners they might