Clouds and blackberries: how web archives can help us to track the changing meaning of words
A new resource for analysing web archives has been developed by a team including Turing researchers
Friday 08 Oct 2021
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A is for algorithm: Why we created a data science and AI glossary
The thinking behind the Turing’s new glossary
Monday 27 Sep 2021
AI and Alzheimer's: how the Turing is pioneering new research into this devastating disease
Today Tuesday 21 September, is World Alzheimer’s day. Part of World Alzheimer’s Awareness month...
Tuesday 21 Sep 2021
What makes parents concerned about vaccinating their children against COVID-19?
Researchers in the Turing’s public policy programme are working to understand vaccine hesitancy among parents
Friday 17 Sep 2021
Using machine learning to improve the reliability of wireless communication systems
A collaboration involving the Turing has developed a new method for improving wireless technologies such as Wi-Fi
Wednesday 15 Sep 2021
Hacking 23 years of government history: An example from The UK Government Web Archive
How algorithms can reveal trends when searching historical documents
Thursday 09 Sep 2021
The GP Data Sharing Scheme represents a major shakeup of health data usage in the NHS
Why building public trust is key
Thursday 02 Sep 2021
Digital identity workshop calls for new research agenda
Polarised debates within humanitarian aid can leave beneficiaries behind
Thursday 26 Aug 2021
Introducing the Online Harms Observatory
In February 2019 we launched Hate Speech: Measures and Counter-Measures in the Turing’s Public...
Tuesday 27 Jul 2021
The Turing Podcast: how data science and machine learning are answering questions about human evolution
In the latest episode of The Turing Podcast, our hosts Bea Costa Gomes and...
Wednesday 21 Jul 2021
Putting the politics back into AI
Kate Crawford's Atlas of AI brings the economic, social, and environmental costs of AI into focus
Friday 16 Jul 2021
Why we created a ‘digital twin’ of the world’s first 3D printed steel bridge
As the bridge opens to the public in Amsterdam, the Turing’s Eric Daub explains the thinking behind our digital version
Thursday 15 Jul 2021
How to model future risks to support better decision-making
In the COVID-19 pandemic, the use of models and data in decision making has...
Thursday 08 Jul 2021
Digitisation, data science and humanities: museums in a post-pandemic world
The Turing’s humanities and data science interest group reflects on how the humanities and...
Tuesday 22 Jun 2021
Finding critical weaknesses in AI models for hate speech detection with HateCheck
Abusive online content, such as hate speech, is a widespread problem. It inflicts serious...
Friday 04 Jun 2021
Exploring over-reliance on blind trust in digital IDs
New report: Facets of Trustworthiness in Digital ID Systems
Wednesday 26 May 2021
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