Future Culture Edinburgh
A recently published report from this hybrid event considers the need for change and more diverse voices in our cultural landscape in a post-COVID future.
A recently published report from this hybrid event considers the need for change and more diverse voices in our cultural landscape in a post-COVID future.
A recently published report from this hybrid event considers the need for change and more diverse voices in our cultural landscape in a post-COVID future.
An independent research and data institute will use better data to drive action and secure resources to protect vulnerable children globally.
Compelling artworks that showcase the extraordinary creative potential of AI, and enrich the conversation about AI in society – an online exhibition opens today.
In the absence of a physical version of the world’s biggest arts festival, this year EFI Director of Research, Professor Melissa Terras has invented the Improvbot which uses Artificial Intelligence to analyse a digital archive of Fringe listings, and to imagine a series of mind-bending online spectacles.
Drew Hemment discusses the first Edinburgh Futures Institute (EFI) artist residency, one of two Experiential AI projects in 2020 that investigate the entanglements between humans and machines, and explore how experiential methods can reveal insights on future scenarios for ethical and responsible AI.
The “European ARTificial Intelligence Lab” – AI Lab for short – aims to enable artists to take residencies at scientific institutions and the Ars Electronica Futurelab.
Five PhD studentships in the field of ethical challenges posed by the growing use of data and artificial intelligence, are available for entry in 2020/2021.