Place and innovation
AI tools may have the ability to connect us with people on the other side of the world, but a vast amount of what we use them for is to connect with local people, local information and local services.
The innovative world of AI is shaping the places we live in, according to the needs of the present and the future. The University of Liverpool is tackling digital inequalities in communities through cutting-edge research.
Our teams use urban analytics, participatory digital twin technologies, and social science methods to develop practical solutions that make towns and cities more inclusive and liveable for all residents.
Download the full 'AI at Liverpool: Innovation through collaboration' brochure (PDF, 6.2 MB).
Case study: Building trust and readiness for the AI revolution
Exploring how organisations and individuals perceive and work with data and understand the technical, cultural, and ethical factors that shape AI readiness.
Case study: Liverpool City Region Community Data and AI Charter
A first-of-its-kind Community Charter on Data and AI was developed by members of the public from across the Liverpool City Region.