The Foundation for Science and Technology

The Foundation for Science and Technology

@foundscitech.bsky.social

We bring together Government, Parliament, the research community, and industry to identify science and technology issues and influence decision makers. We are a registered charity.

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Don't miss this podcast from @foundscitech.bsky.social featuring Dr Laura Marshall, our Head of Science Policy, and Dr Sana Zakaria MRSB, member of our ESP Committee, exploring the issues at the forefront of #policy discussion in biology. Listen to the podcast: www.foundation.org.uk/Podcasts/202...

Happy Biology Week! 🐸 In our latest podcast episode, we explore the top policy issues in biology, and are joined by Laura Marshall @royalsocbio.bsky.social and Sana Zakaria @randeurope.org. 🎧 Listen now: lnkd.in/eCbSpCeT #FSTPodcast

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So this @foundscitech.bsky.social event last night on devolved R&D was pretty newsy, and came ahead of an 'innovation nation summit' in Manchester tomorrow Gordon Brown has co-organised the summit and Andy Burnham is expected to give a speech Some things of note:

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Most of the AI act’s rules have now come into force. The EU's #AI act is the world's first law on artificial intelligence. The act aims to ensure that AI systems are safe, ethical and trustworthy. Read more  → link.europa.eu/rJWXFh

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The internet connects us to people, ideas and information – but it can also leave us overwhelmed, misled and endlessly scrolling. Our latest film, made in partnership with BBC Ideas, asks what changed and how we can build a better digital future. Watch here: www.bbc.co.uk/videos/c0qv0...

bbc.co.ukIs the internet broken?75% of the world is online, and in many ways it makes all our lives better. But faced with AI slop, misinformation and toxicity, many people are asking: Is there a better way?

Our next panellist Emily Darlington MP says that the UK needs to think about our soft strengths such as standards. She argues that our long term, preventative work is a real strength and that the science diplomacy report sits with government to help take the case to the world stage. #FSTEvents