Emma Pirie, Author at BRAID UK

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£200,000 funding challenge to support Responsible AI and accessibility at Edinburgh’s Festivals

BRAID, in partnership with the Edinburgh Festivals and working with Deaf Action (the organisation that produces Edinburgh Deaf…

Emma PirieAugust 13, 2026

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The British Academy: Innovation Fellowships

Applications are now open for The British Academy's Innovation Fellowships 2026–27 and we're pleased to…

Emma PirieJune 29, 2026

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Building on Success: BRAID Fellows receive further support through project extensions

From advocating for the protection of creative rights amid the rise of generative AI, to…

Emma PirieJune 23, 2026

Seventeen multicoloured post-it notes are roughly positioned in a square shape on a white board. Each one of them has a hand drawn sketch in pen on them, answering the prompt on one of the post-it notes "AI is...." The sketches are all very different, some are patterns representing data, some are cartoons, some show drawings of things like data centres, or stick figure drawings of the people involved.

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Reflections from BRAID’s Inaugural Stakeholder Forum

The inaugural BRAID Stakeholder Forum took place on 24 April 2026. Co-convened by all three…

Emma PirieJune 4, 2026

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How can we better measure the social value of AI? Learning lessons for UK public services

Efficiency savings. Productivity gains. Headcount reduction. This is the language commonly used to describe the…

Emma PirieMay 26, 2026

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Public Views on AI and the News: BRAID at the Edinburgh Science Festival

From the silly and absurd to the misleading and outright dangerous, AI-generated media is now all…

Emma PirieApril 29, 2026

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New Course: Responsible AI in Cultural Heritage

BRAID Fellow Dr Anna-Maria Sichani has launched a new course Responsible AI in Cultural Heritage,…

Emma PirieApril 20, 2026

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Professor Karen Salt to chair BRAID’s new Stakeholder Forum

Professor Karen Salt has been appointed Independent Chair of BRAID’s new Stakeholder Forum, a group set up…

Emma PirieApril 16, 2026

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

In February, we collaborated with the Centre for Technomoral Futures on their latest event, What’s…

Emma PirieMarch 17, 2026

Polytype diagrams with multi-coloured, bright geometric tile designs as coinjoining 'nodes' with Devanagari numerals printed beneath each node. The interconnecting edges of the diagram are dotted lines; in some cases, the nodes are connected using solid lines. The tiles are set out and connected to bear out different combinations of colours and designs in a systematic way, joined by dotted and solid lines.

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Coloniality, Collections and the Responsible Use of AI in Museums and Heritage

Dr Joanna Tidy has shared a new resource designed to support museums and communities in…

Emma PirieMarch 13, 2026

Emma Pirie

£200,000 funding challenge to support Responsible AI and accessibility at Edinburgh’s Festivals

The British Academy: Innovation Fellowships

Building on Success: BRAID Fellows receive further support through project extensions

Reflections from BRAID’s Inaugural Stakeholder Forum

How can we better measure the social value of AI? Learning lessons for UK public services

Public Views on AI and the News: BRAID at the Edinburgh Science Festival

New Course: Responsible AI in Cultural Heritage

Professor Karen Salt to chair BRAID’s new Stakeholder Forum

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

Coloniality, Collections and the Responsible Use of AI in Museums and Heritage

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