Artificial Intelligence Collaboration Centre (AICC) is hosting an online session titled Northern Ireland’s AI Draft Strategy Explained on Wednesday 16 September at 3pm to 4pm, featuring a live feedback exercise and comparative context from the UK, Scotland, and Ireland.

The Artificial Intelligence Collaboration Centre (AICC) is Northern Ireland’s leading hub for responsible AI adoption, skills and innovation. Led by Ulster University in partnership with Queen’s University Belfast, and supported by Invest Northern Ireland and the Department for the Economy, we help businesses, professionals, researchers and policymakers unlock the real-world potential of artificial intelligence. Through funded business support, industry collaboration, postgraduate scholarships, professional training and applied research, we are building the skills, confidence and connections needed to accelerate AI adoption across Northern Ireland. We support organisations at every stage of their AI journey, from early exploration and use-case identification through to implementation, innovation and collaborative R&D. Alongside this, we are helping to grow Northern Ireland’s AI talent pipeline and championing responsible AI through education, tools and guidance that make governance more approachable and actionable. At the heart of everything we do is a belief that AI should deliver meaningful benefit for people, organisations and society. Whether you are looking to explore AI in your business, build your AI capability, develop future talent or connect with Northern Ireland’s wider AI ecosystem, the AICC is here to help. Our focus includes: Responsible AI adoption through our Responsible AI Hub AI skills and education through our AI Learning Lab Business innovation and transformation Industry collaboration and research Talent development and postgraduate pathways Practical tools, support and insight for organisations across Northern Ireland Be good with AI.