This report describes discussion at an event held to work through what both the United Kingdom and Scottish governments’ AI ambitions require in practice. This report sets out what that process produced, including the recommendations that emerged, the consensus that underpinned them and the questions that remain unresolved.

On 2 December 1766 Sweden enacted what is regarded as the first freedom of information law. The most recent translation into English was made by Ian Giles and Peter Graves, Scandinavian Studies, University of Edinburgh, and released on 7 October 2016.