The University of Edinburgh’s Futures Institute, Police Scotland, and Public Health Scotland will come together to implement a pioneering Scottish Prevention Hub that will aim to improve national public health.
The University of Edinburgh’s Futures Institute, Police Scotland, and Public Health Scotland will come together to implement a pioneering Scottish Prevention Hub that will aim to improve national public health.
Amidst world crises, there is cause to hope that changes underway will gain momentum.
Centre for Technomoral Futures Director, Professor Shannon Vallor, is appointed as new Oversight Board Member of the Ada Lovelace Institute.
Is the term ‘compassionate economy’ an oxymoron?
The University of Edinburgh and Creative Informatics have been named as core partners on two preferred bids for the UK Government’s CoSTAR programme.
Why – in wealthy countries where food is plentiful – do people go hungry?
What does theology have to say about AI, and vice versa? Dr Simeon Xu argues that theologians must grapple with the moral implications of AI on religious practice.
Postgraduate student Zhi Kang Chua highlights the value of mentorship and shares his reflections engaging with the contemporary city spaces through fieldwork.
Vlada Kravtsova and Sarah Harvey discuss how the Edinburgh Futures Institute approaches experiential learning.
Jane McKie, Stuart King and Lynda Clark explore the use of text generation software such as ChatGPT in their teaching.
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