The International Digital Futures Network is a group of leading institutes from around the world which is coordinated by BDFI at its hub. For its third annual general meeting, representatives travelled to Edinburgh for a lively symposium and networking event.
The University of Bristol is co-leading a new national Cyber Growth Action Plan to boost jobs and innovation.
Join us for a guest seminar by Dr Vassilis Galanos (University of Stirling) on the fascinating history of AI and Hype. This hybrid event will be held at the Bristol Digital Futures Institute and online. (9th July 12-2)
Congratulations to BDFI partner Black South West Network (BSWN) on securing National Lottery Heritage funding for their project:
Dear All, You are warmly invited to join us for the book launch of “The Realities of Autonomous Weapons”, published by Bristol University Press (10th July; 5pm onwards). This is a multi-author book, co-edited by Jascha Bareis, who will be visiting Bristol in July.
Dr Devika Narayan, a BDFI lecturer based at the Business School has recently published ‘’ A conjunctural approach to global production networks: the case of India’s software services industry’’
Dr Ola Michalec, a BDFI lecturer based at the Business School has recently published "Models vs infrastructures? On the role of digital twins’ hype in anticipating the governance of the UK energy industry" in Environmental Science and Policy.
Policy makers and academics gathered at BDFI recently to take part in an interactive workshop, looking at the critical challenges and opportunities posed by artificial intelligence.
We’re pleased to announce a new academic co-director has joined BDFI this month, alongside a new engineering professor.
We are pleased to celebrate and recognise our significant milestones with the publication of the latest BDFI Impact Report.
BDFI affiliate Albert Sanchez-Graells has written a fascinating new blog on privatised border regulation, AI and public procurement.
