A new £2m academic-industry partnership will develop novel methods to understand, measure, and ultimately insure against risk associated with the commercial application of artificial intelligence.
A new report reveals the UK's traveltech sector has reached record investment levels, with Edinburgh emerging as one of the UK’s key innovation hubs powered by advances in artificial intelligence (AI).
Companies with global potential need different kinds of pathways to make the impact they deserve, writes Richard Lennox, entrepreneur and scale-up advisor; former Skyscanner director and Current Health COO.
Last week, industry and academics came together for Edinburgh’s biggest Academic Industry Meeting day (AIMday) yet, on the theme of data, AI and digital technologies.
Scotland is set to become a global hub for innovation in virtual production thanks to a new £9 million investment in cutting-edge research and development (R&D) facilities.
Two University partnerships and two student startups are finalists in this year’s Scottish Knowledge Exchange Awards, which celebrate academic and industry collaborations.
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