We are thrilled to share the Scottish AI Alliance 2024/25 Impact Report, showcasing a year of achievements, partnerships, and commitment to making Scotland a global leader in trustworthy, ethical, and inclusive AI.
Join us in Glasgow on Saturday 16 August 2025 to explore how Artificial Intelligence technologies can be used in a trustworthy, ethical and inclusive way across Health and Care – and have your say!
This year the Transformation Design cohort at The Glasgow School of Art embarked on an exciting new partnership with Calum McDonald, Engagement and Participation at the Scottish AI Alliance (SAIA) on an exciting design project exploring the impacts of generative AI (gen-AI) and the climate crisis.
Wondering how to start learning about AI? Our free, online course is designed to help you cut through the noise and understand what AI really means. Find out more about the course.
As AI adoption is fast-tracked, SMEs that prioritise sustainability in their approaches to procurement and use may avail benefits beyond a smaller environmental footprint.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has huge potential to drive climate-smart developments, particularly in addressing the world's environmental challenges. Yet, behind this excitement lies a growing concern about the environmental impact of AI technologies. Read the blog to find out the climate impact of AI.
On the 26th of February 2025 the major newspapers in the UK all displayed the same cover - a call to action to ‘Make it Fair’.
The Scottish AI Alliance is delighted to announce the re-launch of its free online course, Living with AI, designed to get the people of Scotland engaged, interested and informed about what artificial intelligence (AI) is and how its impact on our daily lives.
Ahead of the relaunch of the Scottish AI Alliance’spublic AI literacy programme, Living with AI, this blog presents a compelling case for AI literacy as a critical driver of economic prosperity, its role in addressing skills shortages in the tech sector and beyond, and the strategic importance of broad sectoral support for programmes focused on AI literacy.
Join us on Wednesday 26 March in Edinburgh to explore how Artificial Intelligence could shape the fight against the climate crisis, and share your thoughts!
Steph Wright, Head of the Scottish AI Alliance, attended the Paris AI Action Summit recently and has put pen to paper to share her thoughts.
The UK Government has launched a call for evidence to gather insights on the UK’s adoption of transformation technologies. This initiative seeks to identify successful strategies and areas for improvement to ensure the UK remains a leader in successful technology adoption.
