As 2021 closes, it’s timely to reflect on progress with Scotland’s AI Strategy this past year, what’s on just now, and what there is to look forward to in 2022.

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.

In this episode of Turing's Triple Helix we look at three national strategies which aim to realise Scotland's vision to become a digital nation.

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.

New podcast: how chatbots can help reinforce gender stereotypes.

A recent YouGov poll shows the importance of building trust and ensuring transparency when it comes to AI in Scotland.

Find out the latest news from the AI Accelerator programme!

We have announced the first four speakers for the Scottish AI Summit on 30 March 2022!

Do you have an idea for a panel, workshop, roundtable, presentation, or other activity? If so, please get in touch with us and let us know what it is.

In this episode, the Scottish AI Alliance team catch up with Kathleen Walch and Ron Schmelzer, both Managing Partners of Cognilytica and hosts of the AI Today podcast.

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.

Find out where we’re at with the development of the Scottish AI Playbook

Following the established success of the Turing Enrichment scheme for doctoral students, The Alan Turing Institute has announced the inaugural Post-Doctoral Enrichment Award (PDEA) scheme.

Take this survey to help the Scottish Government, NatureScot and the Data and Intelligence make public sector data easy to find.

Interview with Albert King, CDO at the Scottish Government, about Scotland’s AI Strategy in Forbes.

Applications are open to all UK universities (outside the Alan Turing Institute established network) with proven research excellence and a track record of translation in data science, AI or a related field.

Scotland’s AI Strategy is committed to developing an effective mechanism for civil society’s participation in its delivery.

In this episode of Turing’s Triple Helix we discuss the relationship between AI, art, and values.

The government has launched a consultation to seek evidence and views on copyrights and patents related to artificial intelligence.

We are pleased to launch our latest podcast - The Turing Connection to Scotland! It features James Turing, CEO and Founder of The Turing Trust and great-nephew of Alan Turing.