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Mass facial recognition roll-out exists in ‘legal grey area’ due to inadequate governance, says the Ada Lovelace Institute
The UK’s approach to governing facial recognition and other biometric technologies is failing to provide legal certainty or safeguard the public.
Advanced AI video generation may lead to a new era of dangerous deepfakes
What safeguards should be put in place to ensure people can control their image and likeness?
The case for a local government AI taskforce
Collaborating across local and central government to use procurement as a lever for change
7 in 10 say laws and regulations would increase their comfort with AI amid rising public concerns, national survey finds
72% of the UK public say that laws and regulation would increase their comfort with AI, according to a new nationally representative survey.
Ada Lovelace Institute responds to General-Purpose AI Code of Practice draft
Gaia Marcus, Director of the Ada Lovelace Institute, has responded to the third draft of the General-Purpose AI Code of Practice.
Computing Commons
Designing public compute for people and society
Ada Lovelace Institute responds to AI Opportunities Action Plan
Gaia Marcus, Director of the Ada Lovelace Institute, has responded to the Government's AI Opportunities Action Plan.
More data on AI’s climate impact won’t save us from inaction
Why solving data problems isn’t enough to tackle the climate crisis
Now you are speaking my language: why minoritised LLMs matter
How to ensure AI systems in 'low-resource' languages thrive
Spending wisely
Redesigning the landscape for the procurement of AI in local government
UK Government should establish a national taskforce to urgently reform local government procurement of AI
Effective procurement is essential for the responsible use of AI in the public interest, but major changes are needed.
The UK’s industrial approach to AI – what’s next?
Join the Ada Lovelace Institute as we make sense of the current AI policy landscape and debate the way forward for the UK's industrial approach to AI.