Scottish public sector organisations encouraged to enter AI Challenge, which is now open for applications
Scotland’s public sector AI Challenge opens today (May 8) – with organisations urged to embrace the technology as a way of investing in their future. The second annual edition of...
National Robotarium ‘stands ready’ to support new AI Scotland programme, unveiled by ministers
The National Robotarium – the UK’s centre for robotics and AI – ‘stands ready’ to be a key delivery partner for a new AI Scotland programme announced yesterday by ministers....
AI agents can help Scottish public services avoid a return to ‘painful’ cuts and austerity
As the UK Government tightens its belt – with a 15% reduction in operating costs stretching across departments – departments must scrutinise every workflow for efficiency gains via generative AI....
Brightsolid acquires Gateshead-based IT solutions provider Synergi
Cloud services company Brightsolid has announced its full acquisition of Gateshead-based IT solutions provider Synergi to expand its services and client base. Established over 25 years as part of DC Thomson, Brightsolid is a...
Aberdeen tech firm that uses AI to detect allergens for food vendors achieves prized industry certification standard
An Aberdeen tech firm which uses AI to detect allergens in ingredients destined for food vendors including restaurants and supermarkets has achieved a prized industry certification standard. LiberEat, which works...
New startup scheme aims to bring AI tech to healthcare in Scotland – by building ‘bridge’ between postgraduates and NHS
A new startup scheme aims to bring AI tech to healthcare in Scotland – by building a bridge between university postgraduates and the NHS. ‘AI Discovery’ will help postgraduates harness...
Making data and AI work for people: designing the future with intention
We’re living in a moment where every headline promises a bold new future shaped by AI, from Bill Gates claiming ‘AI will replace teachers and doctors within 10 years’ to...
Researchers use augmented reality to cyclists develop ‘new language’ to communicate with self-driving cars
Researchers in Glasgow have turned to augmented reality to help cyclists develop a ‘new language’ when communicating on the roads with self-driving cars. University of Glasgow psychologists and technologists joined...
World’s largest AI chip installed at supercomputing centre in Edinburgh
A new high performance computing configuration featuring the ‘world’s largest AI chip ever built’ has been installed at a supercomputing centre in Edinburgh. The cluster, housed at the Edinburgh International...
SignalGate shows need to build ‘strong culture’ for information exchange, says data protection expert who conducted Scottish Government review
The ‘SignalGate’ scandal in the US shows the need to build a ‘strong culture’ for information exchange, according to the data protection expert who led the review into the Scottish...
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