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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

Anti-bias test implemented by Amazon

A test for detecting bias in AI systems, created by Turing researchers, has been adopted by Amazon Web Services

Ensuring quality in AI healthcare technologies

A project co-funded by the Turing has developed the first international guidelines for clinical trials involving AI

Helping organisations to explain decisions made with AI

The Turing’s public policy programme and the Information Commissioner’s Office have co-produced a first-of-its-kind guidance document

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

Bridging the gap between physical and digital

The Turing’s data-centric engineering programme and its collaborators are unlocking insights into the world-first 3D printed steel bridge, using innovative data science techniques and ‘digital twin’ technology

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