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Scottish AI Alliance Sigificantly Expands AI Guidance Platform

Graham Turner

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Scottish AI Playbook
The Scottish AI Alliance has launched five new guidance hubs on the Scottish AI Playbook to support businesses and third-sector organisations in building trustworthy, ethical, and inclusive AI.

The Scottish AI Alliance has released new AI guidance resources on the Scottish AI Playbook, a comprehensive online hub designed to support Scottish businesses and third-sector organisations on their journey to implementing trustworthy, ethical, and inclusive AI.

The Playbook’s new resources include:

  • The AI Maturity Framework: A six-stage roadmap guiding businesses to navigate their AI journey confidently.
  • The Responsible AI Procurement Hub: Guidance for making informed, ethical decisions when acquiring AI tools.
  • The Governance and Regulation Hub: Practical advice to meet compliance and ethical standards while maintaining business growth.
  • The AI Training and Skills Hub: Tailored support to identify skills gaps and implement effective training for responsible AI use.
  • The People and Culture Hub: Strategies to build an AI-positive workplace culture that encourages innovation and empowers staff.

This collection of resources aligns with the Scottish Government’s #AIScotland initiative, recently announced in the latest Programme for Government. They are proud to demonstrate how the Scottish AI Playbook is already driving economic growth and helping position Scotland as a modern, high-growth country.


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Back in March the Alliance announced the re-launch of its free online course, Living with AI, designed to get the people of Scotland engaged, interested and informed about what AI is and its impact on our daily lives.

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