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Mapping the Landscape of AI Agents
University of Oxford
Dominik Lukeš closes his Oxford Mapping the Landscape series with a definition: an agent is a model using tools in a loop to achieve complex tasks that require multiple steps.
Mapping the Landscape of Large Language Models
University of Oxford
Dominik Lukeš's lecture maps the large language models of autumn 2026.
AI as Tool User: Desktop agents for more productive study and research
Dominik Lukeš explains how desktop AI agents can help with study and research.
Mapping the Landscape of AI and Research
University of Oxford
Dominik Lukeš maps how AI in research has changed.
AI as Tool User: Coding agents for more productive study and research
In this lecture to MSc students, Dominik Lukeš describes his switch from ChatGPT to a desktop agent.
Mapping the Landscape of AI Applications and Industry Developments
University of Oxford
Dominik Lukeš opens the lecture with a map of the AI industry in three layers: models, chatbots and apps, each of them a model plus orchestration.
AI agents for research workflows
Dominik Lukeš shows researchers and professional services staff what AI agents can do in research workflows.
Developments in AI capabilities and industry trends
Dominik Lukeš gave this talk on 30 September 2026 to a group concerned with admissions.
The State of AI in September 2026
In September 2026, Dominik Lukeš says, the state of AI is defined by agents and by constant change.
Intern to Toolmaker: Five Roles AI can Play in Productive Study
Dominik Lukeš told Oxford students they are at Oxford to change their brain and to change the world, and that AI is a good use when it makes both better.
Strategies & tools for productive reading and writing
Opportunity Oxford
Dominik Lukeš gives first-year students at Opportunity Oxford a morning session on productive reading and writing; the following session covers AI.