New Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s first cabinet has produced a genuine first for British government. Kanishka Narayan, previously the junior minister for AI and online safety under Liz Kendall, has …

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Experts in using AI with wisdom and integrity

New Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s first cabinet has produced a genuine first for British government. Kanishka Narayan, previously the junior minister for AI and online safety under Liz Kendall, has …

On 15 June the Government Office for Science published its updated set of AI scenarios for 2030. It is the most senior independent attempt the UK has made to describe …

Most people working in charities have tried an AI tool at least once, but good AI prompting for charities is a mysterious art. They typed a question into ChatGPT, Claude, …

AI governance has become one of those phrases that gets thrown around a lot in boardrooms and strategy documents but what does it actually mean? If you’ve been nodding along …

Here is a worry I hear a lot, usually said quietly and a little reluctantly. “I think I’ve falling behind on AI and I don’t know what to do.” Sometimes …

When Focaldata and the Financial Times published the first wave of their Workforce AI Tracker last week, three numbers should have stopped every executive team in their tracks: Think about …

The government made a welcome announcement this week. A new AI and Automation Practitioner apprenticeship has launched, backed by a commitment to upskill 10 million workers with AI skills by …

This past week has been a watershed moment in the AI and employment debate. Citigroup’s strategists, led by Dirk Willer, published a note warning that AI may eventually lead to …

Most AI transformation conversations focus on technology. But a growing body of thinking — and emerging research — suggests that without equivalent investment in human infrastructure, even the most sophisticated …

A year ago, when I ran an AI awareness and governance session with people working in financial services, the conversations were dominated by possibility. Attendees wanted to explore potential use …