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Understand how to use artificial intelligence ethically and safely
Dstl provides the UK with world-class capability in applying artificial intelligence, data science and machine learning to defence and security challenges.
i.AI is a team of technical experts which aims to help departments harness the potential of AI to improve lives and the delivery of public services. i.AI works with the Cabinet Office and the Prime Minister's Office, 10 Downing Street...
This document poses a number of questions on how we think the IP framework currently relates to AI and the future of AI and IP policy.
Guidance on building and using artificial intelligence in the public sector.
The Office for Artificial Intelligence is now part of the AI Policy Directorate in the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT). Content from the Office can be found on DSIT’s GOV.UK pages.
Guidance to help you assess if artificial intelligence (AI) is the right technology for your challenge.
The Committee on Standards in Public Life has today published its report on artificial intelligence and its impact on public standards.
A keynote speech delivered by Marcus Bokkerink, Chair of the Competition and Markets Authority, to the AI Fringe Hub.
Foreign Secretary James Cleverly gave a speech on Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the United Nations Security Council in New York.
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