Criminal and civil justice partners are increasingly turning to digital in a bid to reduce case backlogs, improve efficiencies and automate processes. The prize on offer is considerable: harnessing ...
Scottish Government confirms £10m match funding to set up two specialist defence colleges, following a UK Government offer made in March ...
Embedding ethical and responsible AI is part of a new 'action plan' for Scottish local government which looks to embrace ...
Human and organisational changes are required to make services work in practice, says the Service Design Academy ...
Across government, Scott Logic looks at how AI will affect public services, and how to harness its potential safely, ...
Social Security Scotland has extended its contract with IT services company Mphasis in a deal worth around £35.4 million ...
Turning AI ideas into scalable public services: lessons from three years of the AI Challenge with Storm ID and Futurescot ...
An Edinburgh digital forensics firm has announced new counter-terrorism capabilities to help global law enforcement agencies deal with rising threats online. Cyacomb has launched a suite of tools ...
A structural beam of the new national supercomputer was signed yesterday by Britain’s AI minister – as the facility nears completion. Work on the £750 million facility outside Edinburgh is progressing ...
The Scottish Government is to put artificial intelligence, automation and modernised digital infrastructure at the heart of a five-year programme to transform how a ‘smaller’ civil service will ...
Police Scotland is seeking to pilot an AI-powered CCTV search system in Aberdeen, using “object” matching rather than controversial facial recognition. The force has set out plans for a “pilot ...
The King has warned of the ‘existential dangers’ posed by artificial intelligence as he hosted an AI summit today at Dumfries House in East Ayrshire Business leaders including the boss of $5 ...
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