Universities push for AI firms to be more transparent on costs
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Education and research sectors must be able to ‘adapt to technological change without unnecessary disruption’ or additional fees, says sector-wide statement

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Find the world’s top universities using the latest Times Higher Education World University Rankings data

The University of Oxford is top in a list of the best universities in the UK, which includes institutions in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland

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