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Explore the impact of artificial intelligence ethics on workplaces
Apply for funding to research how ethical artificial intelligence (AI) frameworks affect workplace culture.
Moving forward
The full potential of artificial intelligence (AI) is a long way from being realised. The UK has huge strengths in several areas of AI research and innovation. We rank third in the world for our research and innovation for AI and have high-performing universities and innovative businesses that are attracting significant investment within this space. […]
Review to shape next phase of The Alan Turing Institute
A new review outlining the impact and value of The Alan Turing Institute, the UK’s national institute for data science and AI, has been published.
Embedding ethics in artificial intelligence research
The ‘Looking before we Leap’ project is funded by an Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) research programme. Ahead of the publication of their findings, the project has already received interest from: DeepMind Google OpenAI Facebook Research. About the project Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies already have a significant impact on our day to day lives. […]
£100 million investment in The Alan Turing Institute announced
The Chancellor has announced a £100 million investment in The Alan Turing Institute, the UK’s national institute for data science and Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Preferred candidate for Innovate UK Executive Chair is announced
Tom Adeyoola has been named as the preferred candidate for the role of Executive Chair of Innovate UK, Science Minister Lord Vallance has announced today.
UK research network to unlock gut, immune and brain health links
A groundbreaking UK research network has been launched to uncover how gut health influences the brain, immune system and mental wellbeing.
How public funded tech projects are improving daily life
From semiconductors to the humble spud, UKRI-supported projects are delivering benefits to everyday life in the UK.
Directed training
Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) directed studentships and training awards provide students with particular, specialist skills linked to: our strategic priorities skills shortages identified by our community. It is important to review future skills needs and gaps, particularly as science changes and develops and becomes increasingly interdisciplinary. Directed studentships not only equip individuals with the […]
UK invests £9 million in fight against endemic livestock disease
The investment forms part of an £11.5 million multi-phase flagship initiative to revolutionise the UK livestock sector.