How Generative AI Can Lend a Helping Hand to IT Security Teams
The State Of Play As security teams continue their constant battle against evolving threats and attackers, growing numbers are exploring the assistance that can be provided by new generative AI…
Scotland’s innovation centre for data and AI celebrates its 1,000th academy graduate
Scotland’s innovation centre for data and AI – The Data Lab – announced on Tuesday that the 1,000th student has graduated through its academy. The free to join Data Lab…
Glasgow researchers aim to eliminate gender bias in healthcare AI systems
Researchers in Glasgow are seeking to eliminate gender bias in AI-powered healthcare monitoring systems. University of Glasgow experts are setting out to ensure male and female patients receive the same…
Ayr tech firm building ‘new internet’ prepares to launch network after 18 years of development
An Ayr tech firm building a ‘new internet’ is preparing to launch its network after 18 years of development. Maidsafe is about to release its Safe Network in beta after…
Scottish AI platform will help land managers ‘blend ecology and economic development’
A new Scottish AI platform will help land managers blend ecology with sustainable economic development practices. Rethink Carbon’s software can generate comprehensive natural capital reports, uncover grant funding opportunities, and…
AI needs to be regulated to avoid its own Post Office Horizon Scandal, says professional body for information technology
AI workers should be ‘licensed’ and meet independent ethical standards, according to the professional body for information technology. The British Computer Society (BCS) is urging policymakers to adopt regulations that…
DataVita launches new service in response to growing AI demand
DataVita has announced its intention to invest in new infrastructure and capabilities in response to growing demand for AI services. The Aidrie-based datacentre and cloud services provider will add to…
Glasgow researchers pioneer AI-powered ‘robo guide dogs’ to help blind and partially sighted people
Glasgow researchers are pioneering the use of ‘robo guide dogs’ to help blind and partially sighted people navigate indoor spaces. RoboGuide is an AI-powered four-legged mechanical canine with onboard sensors…
Underwater robot to reduce costs by autonomously cleaning ships’ hulls
An underwater robot pioneered by Edinburgh scientists could be deployed to autonomously clean ships’ hulls – reducing costs and environmental damage. ScrubMarine will join Heriot-Watt university’s startup programme to commercialise…
Edinburgh University will establish two new AI research hubs funded by UK Government
Edinburgh University will establish two new AI research hubs launched by the UK Government today in an £80 million funding round supporting advanced tech. The university will set up the…