Street smart: putting neighbourhood design in the hands of Bristol residents
Turing researchers have developed an open tool for street design with Bristol City Council
Monday 05 Dec 2022
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Can our algorithm predict the winner of the 2022 football World Cup?
And how likely are England or Wales to win?
Friday 18 Nov 2022
Homomorphic encryption: the future of secure data sharing in finance?
An advanced cryptography technique being studied at the Turing seeks to help financial institutions tackle money laundering
Tuesday 01 Nov 2022
Why I’m using comedy to talk about AI
Ethics Research Fellow Mhairi Aitken discusses how stand-up comedy offers a vital way to engage new audiences with AI
Monday 26 Sep 2022
Four key takeaways from Anne-Marie Imafidon’s brilliant new book about women in tech
The Turing’s Janis Wong shares her highlights from Imafidon’s new book She’s In CTRL
Thursday 08 Sep 2022
How are academic disciplines changing over time?
New Turing-funded research uses techniques from linguistics to study the evolution of scientific fields
Tuesday 30 Aug 2022
What defines the ‘open’ in ‘open AI’?
A growing number of researchers are challenging big tech and rethinking the meaning of openness in AI development
Monday 01 Aug 2022
Versatile algorithms: the secret to supercharging AI?
The search is on for algorithms that address multiple problems, from predicting the stock market to understanding genetic diseases
Friday 15 Jul 2022
Counterspeech: a better way of tackling online hate?
A project in the Turing’s Online Safety Team is taking a new approach to countering toxic social media content
Friday 01 Jul 2022
Alan Turing quotes: separating fact from fiction
There are plenty of Alan Turing quotes online. But as his nephew Dermot Turing explains, not all of them are genuine
Thursday 23 Jun 2022
Elon Musk wants to reduce content moderation on Twitter. Is this as concerning as it sounds?
Musk's proposal to relax content moderation rules could make way for a more personalised approach to moderating content online
Friday 17 Jun 2022
A change of tune: the evolution of music tastes on Desert Island Discs over 80 years
The latest instalment from our Turing Data Stories project considers how music and guests have changed on the long-running radio programme
Tuesday 10 May 2022
What is synthetic data and how can it advance research and development?
This new survey is the first to comprehensively set out how synthetic data is enabling the use of data without sharing sensitive information
Monday 09 May 2022
AI UK 2022: conversation, innovation and inspiration
We look back at the highlights of the Turing’s largest ever event
Thursday 21 Apr 2022
Mind the gap: machine learning systems and the passage of time
Changing societal values raise important questions about how we design predictive algorithms
Monday 11 Apr 2022
How can machine learning help us unlock historical maps?
A project at the Turing is using machine learning to ‘read’ map text and create rich new datasets for humanities researchers and heritage professionals
Friday 25 Mar 2022
The Turing responds to the House of Commons Diversity in STEM inquiry
We provided evidence to the Science and Technology Committee’s investigation of underrepresentation in the STEM workforce
Friday 11 Mar 2022
10 sessions not to miss at AI UK 2022
The AI UK co-chairs pick out their programme highlights
Wednesday 09 Mar 2022
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