On the 30th of March, the AI Strategy team hosted their inaugural Scottish AI Summit. A combination of keynotes, workshops, panels, and exhibitors, arranged in a hybrid format, enabling attendees to participate worldwide.

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.

Scotland’s AI Strategy committed to two key actions to ensure civil society’s full participation in the work of the Scottish AI Alliance in the delivery of the strategy. Here is a summary of our related activity so far.

Guest blog from Alisha Arora a passionate 15-year-old leveraging AI emphasising the importance of making AI transparent and accessible to youth.

Three companies begin exploration phase of CivTech 6’s challenge around trust and agency over AI use in public sector with regards to children and families

Earlier this year we asked people across Scotland – and further afield – what they thought about the proposals in the strategy scoping document. A consultation on the proposals ran from February to May, and attracted 83 responses from a wide range of 29 individuals and 52 organisations. You can read the findings in our Consultation Report.

We are looking for participants for a series on of online digital workshops in June 2020!

We have developed some fun activity learning packs on AI for children and young people as we want to ensure that their voices are heard in the development of an AI Strategy for Scotland

We have issued an Invitation to Quote for help with a small digital communications project. Can you help?

Get involved and check out our fun interactive online quizzes or download a conversation pack for offline discussions or come to a deliberative engagement event in Glasgow or Inverness!

Consultation on the scoping document is now open.

The application process to join the working groups is now open