Resource Hub
This resource hub of AI tools and resources is available for all to understand more about best pracitices for AI implementation, ensuring responsible, ethical, and trustworthy use of AI.
Why Children’s Rights Matter in AI: A Resource for Professionals
“Why Children’s Rights Matter in AI: A Resource for Professionals” is a series of eLearning modules aimed at giving adults who work in the AI, digital, and data space an introduction to children’s human rights and how to best ensure that their work in developing, deploying or making decisions around AI technologies can respect and protect children’s rights.
Engineering Responsible AI: foundations for environmentally sustainable AI
Foundations for environmentally responsible AI proposes five foundational steps that can be taken to begin progress towards environmentally sustainable AI.
How to be an Astute User of Artificial Intelligence. Fundamentals for Decision-Makers
The aim of this short guide is to provide potential users of AI working in policymaking with a plain English summary of the fundamentals and a set of questions to ask when thinking about applying AI to different problems.
The Future of Creativity and AI: Views from the Scottish Creative Industries
This report highlights the diverse concerns and hopes of Scotland's creative practitioners regarding AI and provides concrete recommendations to ensure creative communities are actively involved in shaping AI's role in the future of the creative industries.
Better images of AI
Better Images of AI offers a growing, freely available repository of realistic and inclusive stock images under CC licences, accessible through the image repository.
IST Artificial Intelligence Training
The Institute of Science and Technology offers the Artificial Intelligence Professional Accreditation and provides a range of long and short courses for specific upskilling in technical and soft skills areas.
IST Webinar Series
The Institute of Science and Technology hosted a series of seminars with external experts and IST Members on their work and research in AI. Topics range from ethical funding for trustworthy AI to building human-centric AI, AI and the law, and more.
A Guide to Avoiding Fraud and Scams for Older People
This guide aims to empower older adults to navigate the digital landscape safely and securely. It provides insights into common online scams, identifies red flags to watch out for, and outlines steps to take in case of suspected fraud.
Exploring Children’s Rights and AI
Learn more about the impact of AI on the lives of children in Scotland from the Children’s Parliament report.
Data protection audit framework
Data protection audit framework is designed to help organisations assess their own compliance with key requirements under data protection law.
Scottish AI Register
The Scottish AI Register provides information on the Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems in use or in development within the Scottish public sector.
The Scottish AI Playbook
A comprehensive guide designed to support businesses and organisations in Scotland in implementing artificial intelligence (AI) in a trustworthy, ethical, and inclusive manner.
AI Jargon Buster - Your Essential AI Glossary
A glossary of essential terms that clarify how AI is built and applied, so you can understand the concepts and make better decisions about the use of AI in your business and personal life.
Introducing AI. A guide for businesses and organisations in Scotland
An introductory guide providing essential information about AI to help businesses and organizations across Scotland develop and implement AI effectively and ethically.
Generative AI - a primer
A guide providing a comprehensive introduction to generative artificial intelligence technology and its implications for education.
AI literacy training
Live training and self-paced courses offered by JISC provide a range of ways to explore AI.
AI maturity toolkit for tertiary education
AI maturity model and toolkit developed by JISC to help institutions assess their current AI capabilities, plan strategically, and find relevant resources.
The toolkit covers five key areas including strategic adoption, supporting staff and students, maintaining academic integrity, and ensuring safe and responsible AI use.