As AI reshapes workplaces across Scotland and the UK, a critical question emerges: whose interests will drive this transformation? Join us for a conversation with Adam Cantwell-Corn from the Trades Union Congress (TUC) to discuss their report, "Building a Pro-Worker AI Innovation Strategy."

In this practical lunchtime session, we will be joined by John Callagy, Head of Growth and Strategy at Cyber and Fraud Centre Scotland, to explore what the rise of AI means for an organisation’s digital resilience, and how to take confident first steps.

Join us for our next Scottish AI Playbook session with Luciana Blaha, Assistant Professor in Business Management and Intelligent Automation at Heriot-Watt University, as we explore the human side of AI adoption.

Join us for a focused, practical discussion on the fast-moving world of AI regulation and intellectual property. As AI capabilities accelerate, so too do the legal questions surrounding ownership, compliance and risk. In this session, we'll hear from two legal experts working at the forefront of AI, law and innovation.

In this session, McKinley Hyden, Director of Data Value & Strategy at the Financial Times, will share how the FT is building AI fluency across its organisation: not just to keep up, but to lead responsibly.

In this session, we’ll talk with Angus Allan, Senior Product Manager at CreateFuture and a member of the Governance Group for the Scottish AI Alliance. Angus will offer a new way of thinking about responsible AI - showing how doing the right thing can also make good business sense.