The Future of Free (and Who Will Pay for It)
Who bears the cost of free in our AI-accelerated world?
Who bears the cost of free in our AI-accelerated world?
This talk features Mike Small, Scottish writer, activist, and Bella Caledonia editor.
How will AI affect how our cities are designed and managed? Join us at this free public event to be part of the discussion.
Hear from experts on the impact of data driven machine learning and AI on science and knowledge production.
Join Speculative Futures Central Scotland at V&A Dundee for a night of futures board games — play, hack & create new ways to explore futures together.
This talk features Professor Murdo Macdonald, Emeritus Professor of History of Scottish Art at the University of Dundee.
This event will will focus on the future of animation and the technological advances happening in and around animation.
Join us for the latest event in the Technomoral Conversations series.
A seminar on epistemic injustice and mental health, led by Tamsin Oudney Walker and Sarah Golightley.
Join us for a book talk on Public Data Cultures by Jonathan Gray.
The Critical Data Studies Cluster presents: Amelia Acker - Book Talk: "Archiving Machines: A Material History of Data Storage"
The Binks Hub invites you to celebrate creative and participatory research practices. Join for one event, or for the whole day!
Join this book talk on ‘Influencer Creep: How Optimization, Authenticity and Self-Branding Transform Creative Culture’
This talk features Professor Roger Jeffrey.
Join us for the first Bridging Communities event of 2026, hosted by The Melting Pot in collaboration with the Edinburgh Futures Institute, as we explore what it means to turn bold ideas into real-world action.
This Edinburgh Futures Institute supported event asks, can the internet ever be good again?
This Edinburgh Futures Institute supported event offers upbeat proposals for the future of work during the AI revolution.
What is the scope of our cultural tourism in Scotland, and how can we support local, national and international audiences to engage with Scottish culture and our cultural events?
This event explores the opportunities and challenges facing research institutions as they navigate a new era of knowledge creation.
This discussion explores how institutions can respond to technological transformation while preserving their educational mission and public purpose.
This discussion will explore the role of universities in defending open inquiry, fostering critical thinking, and sustaining the conditions for informed public life.
This session will ask whether universities as we know them are fit for the future.
Sarah O'Connor explores what makes work meaningful and what role universities should play in building a more human-centred economy.
Please join our global community of compassionate leaders and change-makers for a conversation on building compassion into the culture of financial services