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The Turing Lectures are back for 2023, at London's RI.

In this series, we'll explore the various angles of large-language models and generative AI in the public eye. Across three lectures, we aim to provide a comprehensive, thoughtful and engaging understanding of this rapidly emerging field and its impact on society.

For tickets and more information visit: www.turing.ac.uk/events/the-turing-lectures

An access fund is available for anyone who would not otherwise be able to attend. Please contact events@turing.ac.uk to enquire.

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🔤 #TheTuringAlphabet | A: AI for Science and Government programme

Our integrated research programme with a goal to deploy data science and AI in priority areas to support the UK economy.

The Alan Turing Institute was awarded £38.8 million over five years in 2018 through UKRI’s Strategic Priorities Fund. AI for science and government (ASG) is delivered in partnership with the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and in collaboration with a number of other research councils.

The biggest challenges that our societies face – from the COVID-19 pandemic to social and economic instability, overpopulation, and the climate emergency – involve complex interconnections between environmental, healthcare, social, economic, political and engineering systems. Addressing these grand challenges therefore requires both deep disciplinary expertise and ways to convene and combine expertise from different disciplines, strongly connected to problem owners.

Traditionally, this has been a substantial challenge. However, by providing the tools and methods to handle, combine and model large, disparate datasets, modern data science and AI tools have the potential to transform this process, with myriad benefits to society. The vision of ASG is to demonstrate – via a diverse range of activities organised and presented as an integrated whole – how AI and data science can be used to effectively address significant societal challenges and transform health, science, engineering, and government.

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The latest brilliant thoughts and ideas from the Turing community.

Discover a huge range of discussions via our website, from ‘Everything you need to know about
ChatGPT’ to ‘What are digital twins and why do we need them?’

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🔤 #TheTuringAlphabet | C: Collaboration

Whether it’s academia, industry or government, we bring together the brilliant minds of the ecosystem to work in collaboration on everyday societal issues.

We are doing this through basic research into theoretical scientific problems, and through applying our cutting-edge science to real-world problems, and with recognition of the important legal, ethical and societal implications of these technologies.

We channel our research around a number of ambitious challenges which represent areas in which AI and data science can have a game-changing impact for science, society, and the economy. These challenges will not be led by the Turing alone, but depend on significant collaboration and partnerships.