Social Security Scotland has extended its contract with IT services company Mphasis in a deal worth around £35.4 million ...

Across government, Scott Logic looks at how AI will affect public services, and how to harness its potential safely, ...

Turning AI ideas into scalable public services: lessons from three years of the AI Challenge with Storm ID and Futurescot ...

Scotland's biometrics commissioner has renewed his call for new legislation to govern live facial recognition technology ...

National body-worn video camera rollout complete in Scotland with every frontline cop backed up by digital recordings ...

Civil servants to conduct 'open market review' to see where connectivity funding is best deployed in Scotland to close ...

Cyber resilience key to growth and skills, say CyberScotland Partnerships's newest members CBI Scotland and The Data Lab ...

What Awaab's Law means for Scottish social housing, with internet of things connected devices offering predictive ...

Former boss of Arnold Clark says cyberattack which hit car retailer four years ago had 'significant and long-lasting impact' on the business ...

Police Scotland is seeking to pilot an AI-powered CCTV search system in Aberdeen, using “object” matching rather than controversial facial recognition. The force has set out plans for a “pilot ...

The Scottish Government is to put artificial intelligence, automation and modernised digital infrastructure at the heart of a five-year programme to transform how a ‘smaller’ civil service will ...

A computing academic with expertise in AI and data has been unveiled as the new chair of Scotland’s technology trade body – ScotlandIS. Professor Gordon Morison, dean of the faculty of computing, ...