Interested in the security implications of emerging technologies?
The Turing’s Centre for Emerging Technology and Security (CETaS) produces policy-focused research and analysis on issues relating to data science, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and privacy technology and their implications for national security.
CETaS has published research on topics such as human-machine teaming for intelligence analysis, behavioural analytics and UK security, the future of privacy by design technology, strengthening resilience to AI risk, autonomous cyber defence, generative AI and national security, among others. Upcoming work includes soon-to-be-published novel research on AI security standards, the future of biometrics technology and more.
Join the CETaS Network to stay up to date with the Centre’s research and activities and receive invitations to our workshops and events. The Network is free to join for students, researchers, practitioners, and experts across sectors working on or interested in topics intersecting emerging technology and security.
Sign up to join the CETaS Network here.
The University of Aberdeen is a member of The Turing University Network, a network committed to offering UK universities the opportunity to engage and collaborate both with The Alan Turing Institute and its broader networks in academia, industry and the public sector. Discover more about the university becoming a member of The Turing University Network: Turing Universities Network | Research | The University of Aberdeen (abdn.ac.uk).