Human creativity is essential to societies, cultures and progress. Developments in AI requires us to crAI is transforming health and social care by improving diagnosis, predicting risks, and personalising treatment. It supports caregivers with decision-making, automates routine tasks, and enhances coordination across services. Yet AI tools and their use also raise many ethical issues, some of which directly relate to values like privacy and non-discrimination and others to wider social and political considerations. In this project we focus on various pressing challenges, like the responsible use of AI in long-term caregiving, addressing power dynamics in healthcare systems and considering the impact of AI in mental health. Read more about our initiatives below.
The Oxford AI and Care Summit
In March 2025 we hosted the AI in Social Care Summit. Watch the video and read a write-up of the event. The second AI Care Summit will take place in March 2026.
Oxford AI Care Summit 26th of March
This will be the second Care Summit held at the University of Oxford, bringing together national and international actors specifically focusing on AI and long-term care.
