AI for Services

Services – including legal, accounting and insurance – account for almost 80% of the UK economy. Financial and professional services alone are worth £190 billion and employ 2.2 million, so it is vital that we ensure these are primed for the future.

The AI for Services network brings together Data and Artificial Intelligence businesses and academics with professionals working in law, accountancy, insurance and finance.

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AI for Services, in partnership with London Economics, have published the AI for Services 2020 Report, which provides insight into the adoption of AI and Data technologies in professional services and showcases innovative startups transforming the sector. Download the report here.

This initiative is part of the Industrial Strategy Next Generation Services Challenge fund programme. Read the brochure about the projects funded by UKRI through the Next Generation Services Challenge.

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Funding Opportunities

Cabinet Office Border Innovation Hub: Ecosystem of Trust Pilot

The Government is looking for companies or consortia to take part in a pilot to test whether new capabilities across supply chain security and technology can facilitate greater trade without jeopardising security.

Opens: 06/12/2021 Closes: 31/01/2022

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Knowledge transfer partnerships (KTP): 2021 to 2022, round 5

UK registered academic institutions, RTOs or Catapults can apply for a share of up to £8 million to fund innovation projects with businesses or not-for-profits.

Opens: 06/12/2021 Closes: 02/02/2022

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Upcoming Event

Design Thinking for AI – Mini Forum

Discover how design thinking methods can help overcome cultural barriers to change and unlock business model innovation in a professional services firm.

News

17.06.2021

AI For Services Podcast Series

AI for Services has launched a podcast series to share the personal stories of the founders who are leading the development of the awarded projects. In the first four episodes, Astrid Ayel interviews the Enabling Data Access Competition winners, and in episode 5, Tim Vorley from Oxford Brookes Business School.

26.10.2021

AI for Services Podcast Episode 5: A conversation with Tim Vorley, Pro Vice-Chancellor and Dean at Oxford Brookes Business School

AI for Services has launched a podcast series to share the personal stories of the founders who are leading the development of the awarded projects. This is the fifth episode in the series where Astrid Ayel interviews leading academics from innovating institutions and research organisations.

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