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'Gemini for the United Kingdom': Google Cloud Announces AI Products, Skills Initiatives, and Startup Credits for Organisations Across the UK
Google Cloud announced new AI products, as well as initiatives and skills training for the United Kingdom at an exclusive "Gemini for the United Kingdom" event held at Google DeepMind's London headquarters. The event reinforced Google Cloud's long-term dedication to the UK, highlighted by its $1 billion investment in…
Read more: 'Gemini for the U...Four key AI skills anyone can learn
Whether we like it or not, artificial intelligence is changing the way we work. Having some proficiency in AI is becoming an essential tool for workers and job seekers alike – who are relying on the technology to generate ideas,…
Read more: Four key AI skill...Why the UK’s new AI action plan could drive progress in accelerator science
AI can play a role in optimising accelerator designs and improving medical imaging, says a leading accelerator scientist who backs Liverpool to become a new ‘AI Growth Zone’ Read more here.
Read more: Why the UK’s new ...Should health care providers tell patients they are using AI?
Researchers from Duke University surveyed over 1,400 patients on the health system’s patient advisory committee about how much they liked various patient portal messages, which were either AI-drafted or human-drafted. The messages came with either the disclosure that the message…
Read more: Should health car...NHS Innovation Accelerator Announces 2025 Fellows
The NHS Innovation Accelerator (NIA) is delighted to announce its 2025 intake – 28 exceptional health and social care innovators, ready to support the NHS in the areas that make the biggest difference to patients. Read more here.
Read more: NHS Innovation Ac...Invention for Innovation i4i THRIVE - April 2025
The NIHR Invention for Innovation (i4i) programme is accepting applications to their new researcher and clinician-led THRIVE (Translate Healthcare Research through InnoVation and Entrepreneurship) funding and training opportunity. THRIVE aims to accelerate the translation of healthcare innovations tackling health inequalities from bench…
Read more: Invention for Inn...AI assistant tool launched to revolutionise clinical documentation and patient care
Digital software company Patient Care System C has launched its new AI assistant – a new tool designed to revolutionise clinical documentation and patient care. CareFlow EPR is built purely with the NHS in mind and facilitates clinical and…
Read more: AI assistant tool...Transforming the future of sustainable medicine production
Innovate UK has announced an investment over £14 million across 29 innovative projects to help make the UK’s medicines manufacturing sector more sustainable. Enabled by up to £400 million of funding from scheme members, it is targeting investment across the…
Read more: Transforming the ...AI in healthcare: how do we get from hype to reality, safely and effectively?
The Highland Marketing advisory board met to consider the government’s enthusiasm for AI. To date, healthcare has mostly experimented with decision support tools, and their impact on the NHS and UK plc has been mixed. But the big, new idea…
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How the UK’s AI action plan transforms learning and development
The UK Government’s announcement to be an AI superpower will impact every L&D professional’s future. The UK government announced it’s AI Opportunities Action Plan, which has three key goals: To lay the foundations for AI To change lives by embracing AI To secure the…
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How AI could transform the way training is delivered at work
Tom Jackson highlights a recent report demonstrating how organisations can incorporate AI within their learning and development practices. Organisations are using AI solutions to quickly craft tailored learning experiences for each team member and/or team need, making the learning process…
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UK proposes letting tech firms use copyrighted work to train AI
Campaigners for the protection of the rights of creatives have criticised a UK government proposal to let artificial intelligence companies train their algorithms on their works under a new copyright exemption. Read more here.
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