Secure up to £100k for your AI project in the upcoming Innovate UK BridgeAI Funding competition. 
Join us for an online briefing event on 13 November, where we'll introduce you to our new funding opportunity. By registering, you'll:
Discover key eligibility and scope criteria   Gain in-depth insights into the application process   Enhance your odds of securing funding for high-impact AI initiatives This event is perfect for you if you are:
Enthusiastic about spearheading AI solutions. Tackling a business challenge in construction, transport, creative industries, or agriculture and food processing. Developing a solution that boosts business productivity within your chosen sector. An academic institution, business of any size, academic institution, charity, not for profit, public sector organisation or research and technology organisation (RTO) About the funding competition
Innovate UK, part of UK Research and Innovation, will invest up to £2 million in innovation projects as part of the BridgeAI programme.
The aim of this competition is to develop responsible and ethical AI personalised learning solutions, to support AI competency development in the key sectors of:
construction transport and logistics creative industries agriculture and food processing Your proposal must:
indicate how your solution could accelerate sector relevant AI competency development in a responsible and ethical manner support high quality education through evidence based teaching and learning approaches align proposed content with the relevant industry sector standards and the AI Skills for Business Competency Framework with a view to accreditation identify proposed learning outcomes indicate how your solution supports upskilling and reskilling of the existing workforce in one or more of the key sectors identify an end user to pilot your solution Find out more and apply for the funding competition

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The Automated Vehicles Act 2024 is now law. And with rapidly advancing technology, and international and national technical regulations underway, the first automated vehicles are set to be on UK roads in the next two years. 
Self-driving technologies can have a huge influence on the way we move people and goods, but what trajectory will the revolution take and what should we be prepared for? 
The webinar will cover: 
the 2024 Automated Vehicles Act, what’s been achieved and next priorities; the first use cases to be deployed and scaled, and what people can expect in five to ten years’ time; the differing roles of autonomy in different environments, e.g. urban networks, rural areas; the landscape of consumer confidence and how to build prospective users’ trust;          Book your place

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