BSI launches AI Talent Academy with the University of Edinburgh
New scholarships have been awarded to students at the University of Edinburgh to support them through their Artificial Intelligence (AI) studies.
Commemorating the conversations that thawed the Cold War
The groundbreaking summits known as Edinburgh Conversations are to be commemorated at a special University event on 18 September.
Margaret Atwood: Practical Utopias among our supported events at the Book Festival
Edinburgh Futures Institute is supporting a set of brilliant events at the 2024 Book Festival which will take place for the first time in our historic building – its new home!
A fitting home for new artwork honouring trailblazing women
An intricate and innovative tapestry honouring the first women allowed to matriculate at a university in Britain – known as the Edinburgh Seven – has been unveiled at its long-term home at Edinburgh Futures Institute.
abrdn and Edinburgh join forces to develop an AI investment tool
abrdn and the University of Edinburgh have announced a pioneering project out of their partnership Centre for Investing Innovation that will harness generative artificial intelligence (AI) to support the firm’s investment research process.
The Spirit Case: New sculpture honours memory of Old Royal Infirmary
The memory of the Old Royal Infirmary lives on at Edinburgh Futures Institute through the Spirit Case, a new sculpture created from building materials that were once part of the former hospital.
Building a better future for children’s sports in Scotland
Data for Children Collaborative has launched a vital report that examines the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on children and their participation in sport.
A 4-Principle Approach for strengthening relationships and working differently
In this thought piece, Dr Kristy Docherty shares a 4-Principle Collaborative Leadership Approach, a framework of collaboration applied to her work with The Scottish Prevention Hub.
Gallery of Children’s Drawings — Sport and Physical Activity in Scotland
Data for Children Collaborative recently shared a gallery of children’s drawings, part of a wider set of data for a project investigating the impact of Covid-19 on children and young people’s involvement in sport and physical activity.
The AI Mirror: How to Reclaim our Humanity in an Age of Machine Thinking
We’re excited to highlight the publication of Centre for Technomoral Futures’ Director, Professor Shannon Vallor’s new book: The AI Mirror: How to Reclaim our Humanity in an Age of Machine Thinking.
