What we’re about
AioT Hub- Sponsored by Newcastle University Business School
Our community is a dynamic space where industry experts, leaders, academics, developers, and data scientists collaborate to connect individuals to AI (Artificial Intelligence) and IoT (Internet of Things). Through live-streamed shows and panel discussions. Connecting peple to connect things intelligently.
Please follow our webpage www.aiothub.co.uk or youtube channel to stay up to date and connected to the community
Now a part of IoT North - www.IoTNorth.uk - giving businesses a North in IoT
We can also be found on the Leeds Devs slack community here: https://www.leedsdevs.co.uk/
Community Guidelines for Respectful and Trusted Behavior
- Respect for Privacy and Data Security
Prioritize privacy and data security. Do not collect, share, or misuse personal data without clear consent. - Transparency and Honesty
Be open about the purpose and functionality of AI/IoT systems. Avoid misleading claims or misrepresentations. - Inclusivity and Diversity
Encourage equal participation and respect diverse perspectives, regardless of background, gender, ethnicity, or expertise level. - Ethical Use of Technology
Ensure AI/IoT systems are used for ethical purposes that benefit society. Avoid promoting harmful or unlawful uses. - Constructive Feedback and Collaboration
Provide feedback respectfully and focus on collaboration to improve and share knowledge. - Responsibility and Accountability
Take responsibility for the impacts of AI/IoT projects. Hold each other accountable for unethical actions. - No Exploitation of Free Contributions
Do not abuse the community by seeking free work or contributions to projects without transparency. If a project requires input or work, be clear about the terms, expectations, and any potential compensation. Contributions should be voluntary and fully informed. - Continuous Learning and Adaptability
Promote continuous learning and be open to evolving ethical standards in AI and IoT development. - Respectful Communication
Engage in respectful and professional communication. Address disagreements constructively.