RAi UK has to date, invested more than £15M in a suite of research projects, led by multidisciplinary researchers drawn from over 30 universities across the UK, and working in partnership with Higher Education Institutions and non-academic partner organisations nationally and internationally.
Projects vary in their aims, size, scope, and duration, but are unified by their contribution to delivering the mission for RAI UK to establish world-leading best practices for how to design, evaluate, regulate, and operate AI-systems in ways that benefit people, society and the nation.
Our portfolio of projects are delivering research, knowledge exchange, and impact that transcends sectors, with extensive possibilities for cross-sector benefits.
Keystone Projects: Large, multi-disciplinary collaborations that will tackle emerging concerns linked to generative and other forms of AI currently being built and deployed across society. Our Keystone Projects cover health and social care sectors, law enforcement, and financial services.
Collaboration Grants: Short term funding to support collaboration in the domain of Responsible Artificial Intelligence within 4 focus areas; AI Engineering; AI Skills; AI Sustainability; AI Deployment, Cost and Benefits.
Cornerstone: A programme of research that complements and enhances the wider portfolio, led by RAi UK’s postdoctoral researchers.
Impact Accelerator Projects: Projects that maximise impact from existing responsible AI research to rapidly realise benefits for the economy, society, culture, policy, health, the environment, and quality of life.
International Partnerships Projects: Partnerships that develop strategic collaborations with world-leading research organisations to ensure society deploys and uses AI in a responsible way, beyond national boundaries.
Satellite Projects: Funded through additional investment by UKRI. The Satellite Projects looked at how responsible AI can help drive productivity and how public voices can be amplified in the design and deployment of AI technologies.
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