Predicting: The future of health?
Assessing the potential, risks and appropriate role of AI-powered genomic health prediction in the UK health system
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‘The computer won’t do that’
Exploring the impact of clinical information systems in primary care on transgender and non-binary adults
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Our core belief is that the benefits of data and AI must be justly and equitably distributed, and must enhance individual and social wellbeing.
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AI assistants
Helpful or full of hype?
Beyond disinformation and deepfakes
Tracking the broader uses of AI during election campaigns
AI in the public sector: white heat or hot air?
The new Government needs to work out what it wants from AI in the public sector
Community-informed governance: reflections for the AI sector
What can we learn from Chile’s street-led deliberations and the demand for constitutional reform?
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Upcoming and recent events
Predicting: The future of health?
Assessing the potential, risks and appropriate role of AI-powered genomic health prediction in the UK health system
Tackling health and social inequalities in data-driven systems
The event follows a three-year long programme of research, conducted in partnership with The Health Foundation.
Regulating AI in the UK
Recommendations to strengthen the Government's proposed framework