What are the BRAID fellowships?
The fellowships support individual researchers to work in partnership with public, private and third sector organisations to address current challenges in the field of responsible AI.
By working on common challenges across sectors and with a range of stakeholders, the programme aims to support leadership in the field of responsible AI, create lasting connections, and directly impact how AI is considered, developed and deployed in research, in practice, and in society at large.
Our current active projects are listed below.
Current opportunities
We are recruiting up to six more fellows in collaboration with the British Academy. Applications close 20 November 2024. You can view details and apply from here.
Explainable Generative AI in the BBC
- Led by Prof Nick Bryan-Kinns, University of the Arts London
- Partnered with BBC
AI art beyond the gallery: exploring the capacity of cultural institutions to impact tech policy
- Led by Prof Mercedes Bunz, King’s College London
- Partnered with: Serpentine Galleries
Co-designing responsible technology and policy for the impact of generative AI on the writing and publishing of the novel
- Led by Ms Clementine Collett, University of Cambridge
- Partnered with Institute for the Future of Work
Enhancing Responsible AI Literacy at BBC and beyond
- Led by Dr Bahareh Heravi, University of Surrey,
- Partnered with BBC
Anticipating Today: Co-creating techno-moral tools for responsible AI governance
- Led by Dr Federica Lucivero, University of Oxford
- Partnered with Ada Lovelace Institute
CREA-TEC: Cultivating Responsible Engagement with AI Technology to Empower Creatives
- Led by Dr Caterina Moruzzi, University of Edinburgh
- Partnered with Adobe Inc.
Developing a Responsible AI Innovation Framework for the subsidised arts and culture sector, with Arts Council England
- Led by Dr Oonagh Murphy, Goldsmiths, University of London
- Partnered with Arts Council England
Machining Sonic Identities
- Led by Dr Martin Parker, University of Edinburgh
- Partnered with Datamind Audio Ltd.
Human-Centred AI for the Equitable Smart Energy Grid
- Led by Dr Kyrill Potapov, University College London
- Partnered with Microsoft Research
Inclusive Futures: Radical Ethics and Transformative Justice for Responsible AI
- Led by Dr Sanjay Sharma, University of Warwick
- Partnered with Diverse AI
Responsible data, models and workflows: Responsible AI digital skills provision for the cultural heritage community
- Led by Dr Anna-Maria Sichani, School of Advanced Study, University of London
- Partnered with The Alan Turing Institute
Centering Creativity and Responsibility for AI Tools for Artists, Creatives and Makers
- Led by Caroline Sinders, University Arts London
- Partnered with Mozilla Foundation
Muted registers: A feminist intersectional (re)figuring of red-teaming
- Led by Dr Alex Taylor, University of Edinburgh
- Partnered with Microsoft Research
Writing the Wrongs of AI : LLMs, copyright and creativity in the age of Generative AI
- Led by Dr Pip Thornton, University of Edinburgh
- Partnered with Edinburgh International Book Festival
Regulatory guidelines informing the societal and ethical factors shaping medical AI adoption
- Led by Dr Beverley Townsend, University of York
- Partnered with Microsoft Research
Responsible AI for Heritage: copyright and human rights perspectives
- Led by Dr Paula Westenberger, Brunel University London
- Partnered with Royal Botanic Gardens Kew
Responsible AI in International Public Service Media
- Led by Dr Kate Wright, University of Edinburgh
- Partnered with Public Media Alliance
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