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Writing, thinking and debating about how data and AI can be made to work for people and society
The Ada Lovelace Institute blog presents ideas, arguments, strategies and practical examples that challenge how we think about data-intensive technologies, foster debate around them and orient us towards a society in which the harm that data and AI can bring are prevented, and the benefits are justly and equitably distributed.
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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?
An infrastructure for safety and trust in European AI
Mandating independent safety assessment
Safe beyond sale: post-deployment monitoring of AI
Building the information infrastructure to improve safe AI use
Safety first?
Reimagining the role of the UK AI Safety Institute in a wider UK governance framework
The role of public compute
How can we realise the societal benefits of AI with a market-shaping approach?
Mobilising publics and grassroots organisations to impact AI policy
What can we learn from network-building initiatives in Spain?
It’s time to strengthen data protection law for the AI era
How improving the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill can help ensure that AI and data work for people and society
Meaningful public participation and AI
Lessons and visions for the way forward
The Ada Lovelace Institute in 2023
Reflections on the last year and a look ahead to 2024 from Ada’s outgoing Director Carly Kind and Interim Director Fran Bennett