Columnists Kirstin Innes: From Succession to real-life rural stories, there are some things AI will just never capture May 31, 2023
Columnists Catherine Deveney: Be afraid of what humans will do with AI, not sentient robots May 18, 2023
Columnists Eleanor Bradford: In 50 years, mobile phones changed everything – for better or worse April 10, 2023
Business Russell Borthwick: Will the machines take over? If they bring Pep, I’m OK with that April 4, 2023
Columnists James Millar: Rise of ChatGPT and AI will put our unique people skills in sharp focus March 14, 2023
Business Aberdeen robotic food packing firm plans to double in size following seven figure cash injection November 8, 2022
Highlands & Islands NHS Western Isles becomes first health board in Scotland to adopt ‘revolutionary’ heart test September 2, 2022
Scotland business The robots are coming – SMEs predict more hands-on AI in the workplace March 28, 2022
Opinion Georgios Leontidis: Forget sci-fi movies – AI has the power to help, not hinder us February 22, 2022
Local Business Scots top for tech but there’s only one firm on a London-dominated AI programme – and it’s from Aberdeen September 23, 2021
Higher Education Aberdeen University to offer nine scholarships for Artificial Intelligence course March 4, 2021
Higher Education Scientists are using videogame technology to breed the perfect potato November 14, 2020
Aberdeen & Aberdeenshire Men walk nearly 600 miles to Aberdeen to raise money and awareness for people with autism October 28, 2020
Comment Lindsay Razaq: Planning for a tomorrow based on today is a dangerous trap for children in a fast-moving world January 28, 2020
