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We are the Arts & Humanities Research Council programme working to enable a healthy Responsible AI ecosystem in the UK. You can also keep up to date via our newsletter: https://braiduk.org/#newsletter
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with @adalovelaceinst.bsky.social, BBC Responsible Innovation Centre, Arts and Humanities Research Council at @ukri.org
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This is a really exciting opportunity to surface whether, and to what extent, AI investments are delivering on their promise.

Reach out if you have any questions and please do share across your networks and pass on to anyone who you think might be interested.
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We're hiring at BRAID UK!

Exciting opportunity for a Research Associate to lead work around the social return on AI investment, working closely with @ewaluger.bsky.social and @shannonvallor.bsky.social

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Applications open. Closes 7 Nov, Interviews 9 Dec.
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St Cecilia's is a wonderful venue - this promises to be a great evening.

Made possible by Edinburgh College of Art and Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC)
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Metal parts of the sculpture are connected to a computer model, making it possible to explore and examine the sound world by touch.

The work explores the feminist theory of the leaky body, inviting us to rethink the human body as fluid & amorphous, reconfiguring in response to its environment.
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Martin's BRAID project, Machining Sonic Identities, sees him work with St Cecilia's collection, imagining new ways for heritage sector to create innovative interfaces between AI & their collections. Here, Martin's built a digital model of instruments, people are not normally allowed to play.
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Leaky bodies and touchy software - a concert and exhibition opening featuring new music that explores instruments, bodies, software and hardware.

This new work from BRAID Fellow Martin Parker and Xenia Pestova is live at St Cecilia's Hall, Edinburgh, on Wednesday 15 October.

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In her project ‘Writing The Wrongs of AI’ (WWAI) @pipt.bsky.social explores creative ways to demonstrate the power that human words, poetics & writing might have in resisting the influence of artificial intelligence in the literary sphere & beyond.

Pip's reflections on the project:
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Page Against The Machine: On the Poetics of AI Refusal
This essay by artist and researcher Pip Thornton documents and debates some of the outputs of ‘Writing The Wrongs of AI’ (WWAI), a project which explored creative ways to demonstrate the power that hu...
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A short satirical play, 'Page Against the Machine', by BRAID Fellow @pipt.bsky.social & @Clare Duffy (Civic Digits C.I.C), will showcase at @byleaveswelive.bsky.social in Edinburgh on 6/7 Nov as part of this year's @beinghumanfest.bsky.social

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Page Against The Machine
A comedy-drama about AI by Clare Duffy (Civic Digits Theatre Company) & Pip Thornton, brought to the SPL as part of the Being Human Festival
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Brilliant to see BRAID Scoping project 'Shared-Posthuman Imagination: Human-AI Collaboration in Media Creation' outcomes moving forward via new funding. Coming soon: UK's 1st responsible AI e-learning course for Film&TV professionals. Congrats @ruszev.bsky.social
& team on industry implementation!
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The forum marks the last phase of @amsichani.bsky.social 's BRAID Fellowship on 'Responsible data, models & workflows: Responsible AI digital skills provision for the cultural heritage community' in collaboration with @nationalarchives.gov.uk.web.brid.gy
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Featuring: round tables & discussion on training provision for RAI in cultural heritage, challenges such as skills development, collections’ openness, infrastructure requirements & legal concerns, sector-wide policy making, & broader governance issues on AI systems within GLAM & research sector.
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The work was commissioned as part of BRAID's exhibition 'Tipping Point: artist responses to AI', Edinburgh Art Festival, summer 2025. We're delighted to see Identity 2.0's fabulous zine take its place in the DAIR collection.
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Congratulations to artists Identity 2.0, selected as the first guest zine to be included in the @dairinstitute.bsky.social Zine Library. 'Conversations about resistance and generative AI' can be downloaded here: zines.dair-institute.org/ai-z Image courtesy of the DAIR website.
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It's one month since we wrapped up Tipping Point: Artist Responses to AI, our exhibition featuring seven new artworks by artists from across the UK. Here BRAID community member Alasdair Milne offers his reflections on the exhibition in a new blog.

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Reflecting on Tipping Point: Artist Responses to AI
7 — 31 August 2025 | Inspace Gallery, EdinburghIn the summer of 2025, Bridging Responsible AI Divides staged an exhibition of newly commissioned artworks on the theme of Responsible AI by artist
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Great to see the 'Artificial intelligence for cultural heritage research' work included in BRAID's submission to the UN.
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Congratulations to the team of BRAID Researchers who have been cited in a recent report on Artificial Intelligence and Creativity published by the UN Special Rapporteur on Cultural Rights, Alexandra Xanthaki. Further details in the linked post by @caterinamoruzzi.bsky.social
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Delighted that my contribution and the submission with Kate Milner, Martin Parker, @kyrill.bsky.social, Anna-Maria Sichani and @paulawest.bsky.social as part of @braiduk.bsky.social are cited in the report on AI and creativity of the UN Special Rapporteur on Cultural Rights.
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Congratulations to the team of BRAID Researchers who have been cited in a recent report on Artificial Intelligence and Creativity published by the UN Special Rapporteur on Cultural Rights, Alexandra Xanthaki. Further details in the linked post by @caterinamoruzzi.bsky.social
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Delighted that my contribution and the submission with Kate Milner, Martin Parker, @kyrill.bsky.social, Anna-Maria Sichani and @paulawest.bsky.social as part of @braiduk.bsky.social are cited in the report on AI and creativity of the UN Special Rapporteur on Cultural Rights.
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BRAID is funded by Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) @ukri.org
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What an amazing project. Well done and congratulations to Pip and all the participants and collaborators on Writing the Wrongs of AI.
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You will also find also a link to Pip’s film of her play ‘Page Against the Machine’ which depicts the parody product launch of the LEX-9000 at the Edinburgh Book Festival - with the LEX-9000 being a spoof ‘automatic writing machine’ designed to alleviate the drudgery of creative writing.
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Published by @byleaveswelive.bsky.social, the piece reflects on how the saturation of current political & cultural economies by AI frustrates & complicates the evasive, subversive, & rebellious qualities of language - potentially disarming poetry & creative writing as tools of refusal.