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Just before Christmas, the House of Lords Liaison Committee published a new report on Artificial Intelligence (AI): “AI in the UK: No Room for Complacency”. The report examines the progress made by the UK government in implementing the recommendations of the Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence in their 2018 report entitled “AI in the UK: ready, willing and able?”. The Select Committee had been appointed “to consider the economic, ethical and social implications of advances in artificial intelligence”, and its 2018 report made a large number of recommendations to the UK government on a range of technical, organisational and societal topics, as well as a recommended ethical framework for AI.
When the world moved to home-working, so did GGF – bringing together civil service leaders from around the world for a series of webinars on aspects of the pandemic. Here, we pick five panel discussions that could help you realise your goals in 2021
When the world moved to home-working, so did GGF – bringing together civil service leaders from around the world for a series of webinars on aspects of the pandemic. Here, we pick five panel discussions that could help you realise your goals in 2021
Making a success of remote working
Among much, much else, 2020 will be known as the year when remote working really kicked off – enabling public servants to respond to the pandemic without risking infection. But while many valued the end of long commutes and ‘presenteeism’ culture, the wholesale shift to working from home created a new set of challenges for both organisations and employees.
Minister for media and data tells TechUK’s Digital Ethics summit that the long-awaited national data strategy has entered a new, post-consultation phase, and that the UK is set to show international leadership on digital and data in 2021.