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Artificial Intelligence

Companies need to be prepared to handle increasing quantities of data

Meet deluge of data with a vision for transparency - David Caskie

Sting has warned that the music industry will face a “battle” with AI in the coming years

Sting says music will ‘battle’ with AI in next few years

New AI technology can be a really helpful tool to helping with your personal finances

How ChatGPT can help you with your finances

The White House has summoned tech giants over AI fears

White House summons big tech bosses over AI fears

Svetlana had previously applied for lower rent because her washer and dryer had been broken for more than two years.

Woman uses chatbot ChatGPT to force landlord to fix washer and dryer

Cones of Uncertainty. Image: Alice Bucknell

How AI is going to change the world of art in profound ways

Elon Musk signs letter calling for ‘immediate pause’ of AI training

The welcome screen for the OpenAI “ChatGPT” app is displayed on a laptop screen on February 03, 2023 in London, England.

AI chat bot ChatGPT reported down by multiple users

The boost for investment in artificial intelligence, which encompasses areas such as robotics, was given a thumbs-up.

Budget 2023: Boost for Britain's 'incredibly fast moving' AI tech sector

The Thames Path 2040, by artist Alex Fefegha, is one of a series of AI-generated images looking at the urban landscape in a future where heavy rainfall will lead to flooding on -- part of a project with the New Real Observatory, a creative platform combining raw satellite data and climate modelling with AI processing engines which is run in a partnership between the University of Edinburgh, Alan Turing Institute and Edinburgh’s festivals .

Is AI a danger to human life or are ‘thinking’ machines man’s best friend?

AI is the name for computer systems that can perform tasks that are typically associated with humans, such as visual perception, speech recognition, decision-making, predictions and language translation – they are designed to learn and improve over time through the use of algorithms and data analysis

Is AI going to take over the world and can it save the planet?

Spotify to launch new AI that tells you what to listen to

Prof John McCall speaking at the NSC launch

National Subsea Centre is aiming to make waves - ProfJohn McCall

Ai-Da Robot poses for pictures before making history as the first robot to speak at the House of Lords (Picture: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire)

How AI could help find new drugs billions of times faster – Lee Cronin

Laura Goodfellow, Interim Director, Interface

Digital health tech is transforming how we treat patients - Laura Goodfellow

Artificial intelligence (AI) is being used to help provide life-saving operations for heart patients in what is said to be a Scottish first.

AI now used in life-saving operations for heart patients in Scotland

How technology and our quest to be more sustainable will change our home lives i...

Marjorie Fleming, child diarist from Kirkcaldy whose work has been been transcribed using Handwritten Text Recognition, a form of artificial intelligence. - the first dataset from the National Libraries of Scotland (Pic: National Libraries Scotland)

Artificial intelligence transcribes historic diaries of child prodigy, Pet Marjo...

Farmers get their own ‘Google’

Will Scottish referees like John Beaton welcome an app which is designed to help engagement with clubs, fans and broadcasters? Picture: Rob Casey / SNS

Iain McMenemy: I urge SFA to embrace new app which connects refs to fans

Picture: Shannon Vallor

Shannon Vallor: Technology and AI are human all the way down

Barbara Melville, from Edinburgh, is bed-bound and fighting to recover, three months after contracting Covid-19

‘Terrified’ Edinburgh woman left bed-bound three months after Covid-19 collapse

Nextiva's AI solution means callers no longer have to sit through an irritatingly long menu of automated options.

Ad Feature Automated voice menus could soon be a thing of the past

Companies are getting to know their online clients better, with the latter creating many things that are valuable to organisations.

Ad Feature DMA’s Firas Khnaisse on realising the real value of our personal data

March of the robots can’t replace human touch

Purple Vantage launches to help companies with big data

Polly Purvis: opportunity lies in 'internet of things'

Daniel Winterstein - The intelligence may be artificial, but the excitement is g...

Needing a shoulder to cry on? Try your new robot pal

Artificial Intelligence: Ridiculous place names

Artificial Intelligence: MacIntyre undercover ... again

The Scotsman Top Stories

A screenshot from one of the Red Ice videos uploaded to BitChute, in which white nationalist broadcadter Lana Lokteff describes Humza Yousaf and his family as "enjoying the fruits of a white society." Picture: BitChute

Police probing abuse aimed at Humza Yousaf by white supremacists

Recycling schemes in other countries are not driven by a political desire to do things differently to England (Picture: Jonathan Pow/PA)

Deposit return scheme's fate is another fine mess, not a constitutional outrage

Analysis of the Scottish Government's consultation on the proposed Land Reform Bill have been released (Katharine Hay/The Scotsman)

Land Reform consultation highlights little trust in Scottish Government