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This image portrays a collection of stone, fractured and cracked, reaching out from a chaotic tangle of wires. The disarray of the hands, with broken fingers and archival tags, evokes a haunting sense of anonymity and erasure. This image represents the millions of tech workers who make the high-tech industry physically possible.

Tipping Point: Artist Responses to AI

An exhibition of new art commissions presenting seven outstanding UK-based artists aimed at exploring and enriching the responsible AI ecosystem through artistic expression, and premiered for the 2025 Edinburgh Summer...

Free
Image shows three people interacting together, playful. One is dressed in clown clothes. They are speaking and listening to two mobile phones at the same time.

Comedic Tools for Grappling with AI

Join us for ‘Comedic Tools for Grappling with AI,’ an interactive workshop led by comedy-adjacent artist Louise Ashcroft, which explores the potential for humour and speculative design to shine light...

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Artist Panel & Exhibition Opening

The Bayes Centre The University of Edinburgh 47 Potterrow, Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Book your ticket here ARTIST PANEL Re-envisioning creative and critical engagement with AI through art Speakers: Wesley Goatley, Rachel Maclean, Kiki Shervington-White, Studio Above&Below Date: Fri 8 August 2025 Time: 15:00-16:30 |...

Openness and AI in culture, arts and humanities: a BRAID roundtable

Ada Lovelace Nuffield Foundation, 100 Saint John Street, London

Join us for a roundtable discussion to critically engage with the evolving intersections of openness, AI, and cultural knowledge. In the era of data-driven AI, traditional notions of “openness” are...