Acclaimed artist Jake Elwes has been collaborating with the Experiential AI research theme at Edinburgh Futures Institute to develop Zizi, his most ambitious work to date, which explores machine learning and sexual identity.
Acclaimed artist Jake Elwes has been collaborating with the Experiential AI research theme at Edinburgh Futures Institute to develop Zizi, his most ambitious work to date, which explores machine learning and sexual identity.
What’s on your list for top reads in Data Driven Innovation? Edinburgh Futures Institute is calling for recommendations for new library materials, in particular, in the areas of social aspects of data driven innovation. EFI is making a strategic investment in materials for both students and staff, to align the University’s collections with teaching programs … Read more
A briefing note from the Centre for Future Infrastructure in November 2019 [1] reviewed how the UK was performing against Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) target 3.6 – to halve road fatalities between 2015 and 2020.
In 2018, a Centre for Future Infrastructure Briefing Note explored the challenge of meeting road safety global goal targets.
One of the US’s leading experts on the impact of artificial intelligence and other innovative technologies on people’s lives is set to join the University.
From George Orwell to extra-terrestrial terrain, culture-seekers at this year’s Edinburgh Festival and Fringe will have the chance to see how Scotland’s creative community is harnessing data and AI to produce thought-provoking multimedia experiences.
Publications, art exhibitions and talks presented since the Experiential AI theme was launched in 2019.
Experiential AI Artist Residency as part of AI Lab led by Ars Electronica and in partnership with Edinburgh International Festival open for submissions in August 2019.
Ars Electronica has introduced a new focus on AI and art this year, and Experiential AI at Edinburgh Futures Institute features prominently in the programme.
The Experiential AI research theme was proposed in a position paper published in AI Matters, Volume 5, Issue 1 in March 2019.
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