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Watch online: What’s the Story with AI? AI Narratives and Counter-Narratives
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Watch online: What’s the Story with AI? AI Narratives and Counter-Narratives

Ghosts in the Machine: An END-OF-LIFE Service for AI
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Ghosts in the Machine: An END-OF-LIFE Service for AI

BRAID launches new responsible AI course to help UK SMEs bridge the AI trust gap
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BRAID launches new responsible AI course to help UK SMEs bridge the AI trust gap

END-OF-LIFE-SERVICE Procession and Wake
END-OF-LIFE-SERVICE Procession and WakeEventNews

END-OF-LIFE-SERVICE Procession and Wake

BRAID Fellows contribute to thematic study by UN on Artificial Intelligence, cultural rights, and the right to development
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BRAID Fellows contribute to thematic study by UN on Artificial Intelligence, cultural rights, and the right to developmentNewsPublication

BRAID Fellows contribute to thematic study by UN on Artificial Intelligence, cultural rights, and the right to development

Public Service Media and AI: Governance, Geopolitics and Procurement
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Public Service Media and AI: Governance, Geopolitics and Procurement

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Responsible AI Innovation for SMEs

This free online course has been created for thoughtful business leaders who want to better understand how AI is already shaping the workplace, and how to approach it in a responsible, grounded way.

You’ll learn key methods and approaches, the benefits and risks that come with AI tools, explore policy and regulations that are helpful in the process of getting started, and much more.

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Museum visitor experience and the responsible use of AI to communicate colonial collections
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Museum visitor experience and the responsible use of AI to communicate colonial collectionsScoping Project

Museum visitor experience and the responsible use of AI to communicate colonial collections

Enhancing Responsible AI Literacy at BBC and beyond
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Enhancing Responsible AI Literacy at BBC and beyondFellowship Project

Enhancing Responsible AI Literacy at BBC and beyond

Machining Sonic Identities
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Machining Sonic IdentitiesFellowship Project

Machining Sonic Identities

BRAID works to bridge the divides between academic, industry, policy and regulatory work on responsible AI.

With over £18 million in funding from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), BRAID represents a six-year investment in enabling responsible AI in the UK, from 2022 to 2028. Grant number: AH/X007146/1.

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