Holyrood’s Public Sector Data & AI Summit 2026 will once again provide a vital platform for shared learning, cross-sector collaboration, and fresh thinking.

Hear insights on the dominant narratives around AI and what alternative stories can and are being told about AI and its place in our futures

An experimental and playful event in the form of an early evening procession & wake where you are encouraged to explore the challenges of AI

Join this free AI event for all rural businesses — practical, inspiring, and local.

Join this free AI event for all rural businesses — practical, inspiring, and local.

Join this free AI event for all rural businesses — practical, inspiring, and local.

Each January we gather the community to imagine what the next twelve months of innovations are likely to be in data, AI and tech.

The first Unhyped AI Seminars 2026 edition will be a meet-up featuring AI and coding

So You're Thinking of Using AI is an SME's first step on their journey towards responsible AI adoption. This two-hour workshop will take you through:

Join our next Scottish AI Playbook webinar on 3rd December at noon with John Fitzgerald, Digital Evolution Manager at SCVO.

The Lecture will explore the implications for Gaelic arising from the rapid development of AI.

So You're Thinking of Using AI is an SME's first step on their journey towards responsible AI adoption.

Join the AI Skills Hub team for an immersive, in-person event designed to help you apply AI to real organisational challenges through a dynamic, hands-on hackathon.  

So You're Thinking of Using AI is an SME's first step on their journey towards responsible AI adoption.

So You're Thinking of Using AI is an SME's first step on their journey towards responsible AI adoption.

Experience Scotland's biggest tech showcase, with live keynotes, interactive workshops, tech exhibition and networking.

So You're Thinking of Using AI is an SME's first step on their journey towards responsible AI adoption.

Join BSI as part of the BridgeAI Programme to dive into the world of immersive AI, its use within industries and how you can leverage it to gain a competitive edge, enhance productivity, creativity, and collaboration.

The UK Safer Internet Centre would like to invite you to a special event preparing for Safer Internet Day 2026 in Scotland

An afternoon of events discussing gender, marginalisation and emotion in AI and digital technologies.

An interactive public session hosted by the School of Divinity in partnership with the Albertus Institute.

Join us for the next instalment in the Scottish AI Alliance webinar series as we welcome Adam Cantwell-Corn from the Trades Union Congress (TUC) to discuss their report, Building a Pro-Worker AI Innovation Strategy.

Join us to explore how artificial intelligence can reshape the construction and built environment sectors, with insights relevant to professionals across industries.

Edinburgh College of Art and BRAID (Bridging Responsible AI Divides) invite you to a concert featuring new music that explores instruments, bodies, software and hardware.

The event will bring together partners delivering projects supported by the BridgeAI programme and disseminate this knowledge more broadly to organisations operating within the creative industries.

Join Joshua Ryan-Saha from the Edinburgh Futures Institute for an interactive exploration of AI's impact on tourism

In this practical lunchtime session, we will be joined by John Callagy, Head of Growth and Strategy at Cyber and Fraud Centre Scotland, to explore what the rise of AI means for an organisation’s digital resilience, and how to take confident first steps.

This virtual workshop will explore how AI audits and similar investigative approaches can be better equipped to counter urgent issues: the concentration of power in the hands of few, the proliferation of unvetted AI systems into societies, and the push to integrate AI systems into critical infrastructure at any cost.

Holyrood Connect’s annual Public Sector Cloud Services Conference returns to Dynamic Earth. This event will provide an opportunity for public sector organisations across Scotland to reflect on where they stand in their own cloud migration and explore future strategies for the whole sector.