Turing Fest – Call for Ethics
Hear how Scottish AI Alliance representatives got on at the 2024 Turing Fest conference.
World Summit AI Amsterdam from a children's rights lens
Guest blog from Gregory Metcalfe of The Children’s Parliament about his trip to the World Summit AI with the Scottish AI Alliance
Scotland @ CogX
Guest blog about our Scotland @ CogX event at Scotland House in London on 12 September 2023
Demystifying Artificial Intelligence: Separating Fact from Fiction
In recent months few topics have captured public attention and imagination quite like artificial intelligence (AI) - as with any transformative technology it is important that discussions remain accurate and informed.
Exploring Children’s Views on AI Report Released
New research explores children’s current knowledge of artificial intelligence (AI), with the aim of involving them in its future development.
A Year in Review 2022
2022 has been quite a year. We have been super busy so hopefully the following gives you a flavour of some of the things the Scottish AI Alliance have been up to.
NEW PODCAST: Experiences & Challenges of Implementing AI Technologies in the Workplace
In this episode of Turing's Triple Helix we spoke with Dr. Luciana Blaha and Professor Donald Hislop about how AI is changing the way we work and will continue to do so.
EVENTS: Experiences of and challenges involved in implementing AI technologies
We will be running two events, one ONLINE and one IN-PERSON in Edinburgh, in collaboration with Dr. Luciana Blaha and Professor Donald Hislop.
We Need to Talk – and Laugh – About AI!
Guest blog from Mhairi Aitken, Ethics Fellow at The Alan Turing Institute.
Public attitudes to data and AI: Tracker survey published
On 30 March 2022, the Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation published the findings from the first wave of their survey to monitor how attitudes towards data and AI vary over time.
Five things we learned about engaging citizens on strategy delivery and Artificial Intelligence
In 2022 Democratic Society carried out a rapid literature review and an international case study analysis to learn from best practices of community participation and engagement mechanisms for governments’ strategy delivery.
Welcoming the UNESCO agreement on the Ethics of AI
At the end of November, UNESCO member states adopted the first ever global agreement on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence (AI). This agreement, between 193 countries is a historic moment for global AI.
Building Trust and Ensuring Transparency is Key for AI in Scotland
A recent YouGov poll shows the importance of building trust and ensuring transparency when it comes to AI in Scotland.
Is the public sector ready for child-centred AI?
As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) systems is playing an ever-growing part in children’s lives, it is vital that their views are taken on board in shaping the design, development, and deployment of the AI applications they interact with.
Engaging Youth: The Future of AI
Guest blog from Alisha Arora a passionate 15-year-old leveraging AI emphasising the importance of making AI transparent and accessible to youth.
Ethics in Technology: Where Iterations End and Innovation Begins
Curious how you can use ethics to break the cycle of iterations and unlock true innovation in the pursuit of good technology?
The EU’s Draft AI Regulations: A Thoughtful But Imperfect Start
Blog from Catriona Campbell, member of the Scottish AI Alliance Leadership Circle
Leadership Circle chat about the draft EU AI Regulations
Members of our Leadership Circle discuss the draft EU AI regulations with Chair of the Scottish AI Alliance, Gillian Docherty, OBE.
Reflections on the AI Strategy session at the TDL MSc Innovation Week
We ran a workshop with The Data Lab’s MSc cohort on 2 June and here’s some reflection on that event.
Scotland’s AI Strategy: A Relationship With Tech On Our Terms
A blog from our Leadership Circle member Catriona Campbell