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Exclusive The UK government has admitted its negotiating power over billions of pounds of cloud infrastructure spending has been inhibited by vendor lock-in.…

As part of our series of conversations between high-profile government figures, Cat Little – who today takes over at the helm of the Cabinet Office – ...

Minister reveals that plans are scheduled to be finalised and released publicly in the next few weeks – with some agencies or uses of technology likely to be given ‘necessary exemptions’ The government will soon announce plans to mandate that all central government departments publish details

Welcome to our quarterly Global AI Regulatory Update, summarizing key developments from around the world. On November 27, 2023, AI Security Guidelines were published. The...

On November 27, 2023, AI Security Guidelines were published. The guidelines were led by UK National Cyber Security Centre and developed with the US…

Mike Potter explains how the UK’s Central Digital and Data Office plans to increase collaboration and community across the UK government

Currently about 600 individual agencies spend billions of pounds across hundreds of separate computing deals, but Whitehall’s central department is exploring models to set standards and deliver approved devices centrally The Cabinet Office is working on a plan to “centralise and standardise”

Department will deploy technology from specialist agritech firm to help create new centralised platform enabling civil servants to share, access, and make use of information sets from agencies across Whitehall The Cabinet Office has signed a £4m deal to move forward with plans for a new Data

Department looking into in-house alternatives

Trials of generative AI tool for government website have found that automated system can become confrontational – or even ‘seductive’ – meaning that the technology is not yet suitable for widespread deployment Trials of a generative AI-powered chatbot for GOV.UK users have found ongoing issue