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Explore BRAID’s current projects and past work to understand how our funded programme is shaping the future of responsible AI and creating meaningful impact.

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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

Anticipating Today: Co-creating techno-moral tools for responsible AI governance
Photograph of Federica Lucivero
Anticipating Today: Co-creating techno-moral tools for responsible AI governanceFellowship Project

Anticipating Today: Co-creating techno-moral tools for responsible AI governance

Developing a Responsible AI Innovation Framework for the subsidised arts and culture sector, with Arts Council England
Photograph of Oonagh Murphy
Developing a Responsible AI Innovation Framework for the subsidised arts and culture sector, with Arts Council EnglandFellowship Project

Developing a Responsible AI Innovation Framework for the subsidised arts and culture sector, with Arts Council England

Supporting sustainable innovation in SMEs across different regulatory environments
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Supporting sustainable innovation in SMEs across different regulatory environmentsUK/US collaborations

Supporting sustainable innovation in SMEs across different regulatory environments

Writing the Wrongs of AI : LLMs, copyright and creativity in the age of Generative AI
Photograph of Pip Thornton
Writing the Wrongs of AI : LLMs, copyright and creativity in the age of Generative AIFellowship Project

Writing the Wrongs of AI : LLMs, copyright and creativity in the age of Generative AI

Ethical review to support responsible AI in policing: a preliminary study of West Midlands Police’s specialist data ethics review committee
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Ethical review to support responsible AI in policing: a preliminary study of West Midlands Police’s specialist data ethics review committeeScoping Project

Ethical review to support responsible AI in policing: a preliminary study of West Midlands Police’s specialist data ethics review committee

Medical AI and Sociotechnical Harm
Photograph of Beverley Townsend
Medical AI and Sociotechnical HarmFellowship Project

Medical AI and Sociotechnical Harm

Trustworthy and Ethical Assurance of Digital Twins (TEA-DT)
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Trustworthy and Ethical Assurance of Digital Twins (TEA-DT)Scoping Project

Trustworthy and Ethical Assurance of Digital Twins (TEA-DT)

How AI impacts on public trust about information
How AI impacts on public trust about informationFellowship Project

How AI impacts on public trust about information

iREAL: inclusive requirements elicitation for AI in libraries to support respectful management of indigenous knowledges
iREAL: inclusive requirements elicitation for AI in libraries to support respectful management of indigenous knowledgesScoping Project

iREAL: inclusive requirements elicitation for AI in libraries to support respectful management of indigenous knowledges

Ofsted Evaluation Project
Ofsted Evaluation ProjectFellowship Project

Ofsted Evaluation Project

Explainable Generative AI in the BBC
Photograph of Nick Bryan Kinns
Explainable Generative AI in the BBCFellowship Project

Explainable Generative AI in the BBC

Responsible AI for Heritage: copyright and human rights perspectives
Photograph of Paula Westenberger
Responsible AI for Heritage: copyright and human rights perspectivesFellowship Project

Responsible AI for Heritage: copyright and human rights perspectives

Kiki Shervington-White
Photograph of Kiki Shervington-White
Kiki Shervington-WhiteArtist Commissions

Kiki Shervington-White

Rachel Maclean
Photograph of Rachel Maclean
Rachel MacleanArtist Commissions

Rachel Maclean

AI art beyond the gallery: exploring the capacity of cultural institutions to impact tech policy
Photograph of Mercedes Bunz
AI art beyond the gallery: exploring the capacity of cultural institutions to impact tech policyFellowship Project

AI art beyond the gallery: exploring the capacity of cultural institutions to impact tech policy

Creating a dynamic archive of responsible ecosystems in the context of creative AI
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Creating a dynamic archive of responsible ecosystems in the context of creative AIScoping Project

Creating a dynamic archive of responsible ecosystems in the context of creative AI

Mitigating bias in Automatic Speech Recognition
This image shows an individual with orange hair interacting with a large, abstract digital mirrored structure. The structure is composed of squares in varying shades of green, orange, white, and black which are pieced together to reflect the individual’s figure. The figure's hand is extended as if pointing to or interacting with the mirrored structure. Behind the structure are streams of binary code (0s and 1s) in orange, flowing towards the digital grid.
Mitigating bias in Automatic Speech RecognitionUK/US collaborations

Mitigating bias in Automatic Speech Recognition

Louise Ashcroft
Photograph of Louise Ashcroft
Louise AshcroftArtist Commissions

Louise Ashcroft

Responsible data, models & workflows: Responsible AI digital skills provision for the cultural heritage community
Photograph of Anna-Maria Sichani
Responsible data, models & workflows: Responsible AI digital skills provision for the cultural heritage communityFellowship Project

Responsible data, models & workflows: Responsible AI digital skills provision for the cultural heritage community

Exploring the ethical implications of AI animal translation tools in environmental conservation
An underwater photo taken looking up to a large circular school of fish while the sun sparkles in the blue water. However, the image is slightly distorted by digital artefacts.
Exploring the ethical implications of AI animal translation tools in environmental conservationUK/US collaborations

Exploring the ethical implications of AI animal translation tools in environmental conservation

Muted registers: A feminist intersectional (re)figuring of red-teaming
Photograph of Alex Taylor
Muted registers: A feminist intersectional (re)figuring of red-teamingFellowship Project

Muted registers: A feminist intersectional (re)figuring of red-teaming

Wesley Goatley
Photograph of Wesley Goatley.
Wesley GoatleyArtist Commissions

Wesley Goatley

Equitable futures for the live music sector
Equitable futures for the live music sectorDemonstrator Project

Equitable futures for the live music sector

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