Tina Donnelly, Author at BRAID UK

A young black man looks into the camera. He is wearing a dressing gown and has a towel around his neck. He applies a cotton pad to his face and wears a ring on his right hand. a list of words and numbers describe the man’s expression. Happiness 4.185, neutral 0.901, surprise 89.864, sadness 0.01, disgust 0.01, anger 5.021 and fear 0.01.

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AI may be used to read your emotions…Does that make you angry?

Image by Comuzi / © BBC / Better Images of AI / Mirror D /…

Tina DonnellyFebruary 10, 2025

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Four square images arranged to make a bigger square - the top left lists various decimal points, the bottom left is a black and white map, and the two right images form a dagger. The top right is overlaid with bright turquoise.

Scoping Project

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

Image credit: Richard Carter/Royal Armouries Led by Dr Joanna Tidy, The University of Sheffield This…

Tina DonnellyApril 17, 2024

Silver lines fan out in a circle against a dark blue background.

Scoping Project

Shared post-human imagination: human-AI collaboration in media creation

Image credit: ©Dimitar Ruszev Led by Dr Szilvia Ruszev, Bournemouth University Project website: Bournemouth…

Tina DonnellyApril 17, 2024

Scoping Project

Towards embedding responsible AI in the school system: co-creation with young people

Image credit: Dog and Fox Designs Led by Professor Judy Robertson, University of Edinburgh Project…

Tina DonnellyApril 17, 2024

Several small cartoon representations of people are linked by brown handdrawn lines representing a network.

Scoping Project

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

Image by Jamillah Knowles & Reset.Tech Australia / © https://au.reset.tech/ / Better Images of AI…

Tina DonnellyApril 17, 2024

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.

Scoping Project

FRAIM: Framing Responsible AI Implementation and Management

Rick Payne and team / Better Images of AI / AI is... / CC-BY 4.0…

Tina DonnellyApril 17, 2024

A collage of cars, smoke, a bird, a policeman, a person lying down, and buildings, with blue marker connecting different elements of the photo. The phrases 'Their actions and existence has impact', 'They can physically interact' and 'They have power over people' are written on top of the image.

Scoping Project

AI in the street: scoping everyday observatories for public engagement with connected and automated urban environments

Diagramming the ShotSpotter "acoustic sensor" system in Chicago, by Yasmine Boudiaf, Dominique Barron, and AI…

Tina DonnellyApril 17, 2024

Layers of worlds piled on top of each other to represent the flow between people and data: technicians at the bottom, and people on their phones at the top.

Scoping Project

CREAATIF: Crafting Responsive Assessments of AI and Tech-Impacted Futures

‘Large language models: print version’ by Jonny Lighthands, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alan-turing-institute/turing-commons/main/docs/assets/images/illustrations/llm-print.jpg Led…

Tina DonnellyApril 17, 2024

Scoping Project

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

Led by Dr Paul Gooding, University of Glasgow iREAL will develop a model for responsible…

Tina DonnellyApril 17, 2024

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