The Scottish Government has introduced comprehensive guidance to support the responsible use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in public procurement. These resources, available on the Procurement Journey and Supplier Journey websites, provide essential information for both buyers and suppliers on effectively incorporating AI technologies.

The aim of this short guide is to provide potential users of AI working in policymaking with a plain English summary of the fundamentals and a set of questions to ask when thinking about applying AI to different problems.

First created in 2023 and updates since, this guide focused on one of the most popular types of AI - generative AI. It outlines scenarios where generative AI could or has been used then summarises some of the ethical issues that come up, along with possible responses.

This guide aims to empower older adults to navigate the digital landscape safely and securely. It provides insights into common online scams, identifies red flags to watch out for, and outlines steps to take in case of suspected fraud.

A comprehensive guide designed to support businesses and organisations in Scotland in implementing artificial intelligence (AI) in a trustworthy, ethical, and inclusive manner.

A glossary of essential terms that clarify how AI is built and applied, so you can understand the concepts and make better decisions about the use of AI in your business and personal life.

An introductory guide providing essential information about AI to help businesses and organizations across Scotland develop and implement AI effectively and ethically.

A guide providing a comprehensive introduction to generative artificial intelligence technology and its implications for education.

This guide for third-sector audience provides information on the basics of AI and a guide to how to navigate the jargon within AI as a handy first step for charities, community networks and voluntary organisations interested in learning more about AI and what it might mean for their communities, organisations and future.