Turing Commons

The ‘Turing Commons’ is for researchers, ethicists, sociologists, policymakers, or anyone with an interest in responsible data-driven technology. There are three skills tracks, each aimed at a different audience:

• Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) – primarily for researchers with an active interest in data science or AI research and innovation. This module is oriented towards research issues and related topics, but it doesn’t mean you have to be a data scientist or researcher using R or Python to analyse data.
• Public Engagement of Data Science and AI (PED) – primarily for researchers with an active interest in public engagement, specifically in the context of data science and artificial intelligence. You could also be an ethicist, sociologist, or someone with an interest in law and public policy.
• AI Ethics & Governance (AEG) – primarily for researchers with an active interest in the ethics and governance of data science and AI. You could also be an ethicist, sociologist, or someone with an interest in law and public policy.

By exploring the ‘Turing Commons’, you will gain the following benefits:

• Free and open-source materials: You can explore our guidebooks for free and without any restrictions.
• Distinct skills tracks: You can select the most relevant information for your background and needs.
• Hands-on and practical approach: You will gain concrete guidance on implementing the concepts in a real-world context, providing you with the skills and tools you need to design, develop, and use data-driven technologies responsibly.