The BRAID (Bridging Responsible AI Divides) research programme has developed the Responsible AI for SMEs programme, designed specifically for small and medium-sized businesses.
The BRAID (Bridging Responsible AI Divides) research programme has developed the Responsible AI for SMEs programme, designed specifically for small and medium-sized businesses.
Delivered by CodeBase in partnership with University of Edinburgh Business School and Qwasar, this hybrid programme for senior engineers is aimed at positioning organisations at the forefront of talent readiness and future competitiveness. In-person workshops will take place at Edinburgh Futures Institute in the first and final weeks of the programme.
Over one hundred students gathered beneath the dome of the University of Edinburgh’s McEwan Hall on the 26 November, marking the graduation of Edinburgh Futures Institute’s Class of 2025.
In this thought piece, Kristy Docherty (Scottish Prevention Hub) and Katherine Trebeck (Compassion in Financial Services Hub) explain why collaboration is vital to the work of creating an economy that prevents harm.
In this post, Anna Duncan describes a series of events piloted by students and staff at Edinburgh Futures Institute and School of GeoSciences, to support each other through the dark winter days.
What does care look like when emotions are monitored by algorithms, precarious researchers hold institutions together, and trans communities build survival infrastructures with almost no resources?
A series of evocative and colourful patterns inspired by the stars are on display at Edinburgh Futures Institute, following the launch of “You Are Here.”
The University of Edinburgh has partnered with The Leith Collective/We Relove to host collection points for ‘The Winter Coat Exchange,’ an initiative providing warm clothing to those facing financial difficulty.
Scotland’s innovation community has a vibrant new home, following the landmark launch of Venture Café Edinburgh on 20 November at Edinburgh Futures Institute.
Tobi Schneider and Lukasz Szpruch examine how generative and agentic AI are redefining what it means to manage and insure risk.
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