Cooperation and implementation of joint projects were discussed between 4SIM and Alan Turing Institute, a well-known UK think tank in the field of artificial intelligence and data science.
On April 24, an online meeting was held between the leadership of the Center for Analysis and Coordination of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the leadership of the Alan Turing Institute, a well-known UK think tank in the field of artificial intelligence and data science.
At the meeting, presentations were made about the activities of the Alan Turing Institute and 4SIM. Information was given on the projects and initiatives implemented by 4SIM, as well as on the "Strategy for the development of the digital economy". Research conducted by the Alan Turing Institute with the participation of the public and private sector, as well as higher education institutions in the United Kingdom, and real artificial intelligence and digital twin examples based on that research, as well as the institute's solutions related to the environment and climate, were presented.
In particular, the parties exchanged views on possible research and cooperation opportunities in the field of artificial intelligence, data science and digital twin technologies, as well as sharing experiences within the framework of the creation of science and industry cluster 4.0.
Named after the English scientist Alan Turing, who is considered the founder of artificial intelligence, this Institute was jointly established by the UK government and the country's leading universities Cambridge, Oxford, Edinburgh, UCL, and Warwick in the field of artificial intelligence and data science. Later, 8 more English universities (Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle, Queen Mary, Birmingham, Exeter, Bristol and Southampton universities) joined this institute as partners. Currently, the network of the Alan Turing Institute includes 65 universities in the United Kingdom.
