Can you help to make sure AI in Scotland is ethical?
- Area of Work: The ALLIANCE
- Type: News Item
- Published: 14th August 2023
Scottish AI Alliance would like to engage with communities as a part of their 'Communities Call Out'.
The Scottish AI Alliance have actioned a ‘Communities Call Out’ for peoples help to ensure AI is trustworthy and inclusive.
The Scottish AI Alliance would like to work in partnership with communities across the country to explore what AI trust, ethics and inclusion means to different groups – building relationships that enable community intelligence to shape our relationship with artificial intelligence.
They are particularly interested in working with groups whom Scottish society and structures of power marginalise and minoritise. They would love to hear from:
- Community groups
- Community centres
- Community anchor organisations
- Community networks
- Charities
- Civil society support organisations
As part of their roadshow, they want to meet groups and people how and where they are. This could be a light-touch information session to discover more about AI and how it works, or we could work deeply together to explore important issues within the world of AI with more extensive sessions.
Visit the Scottish AI Alliance website for more information and for details on how to get involved.
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