Artificial intelligence (AI) is creating novel challenges for governance. Technical advances and widening use of AI have increased concerns about the risks of such technology, while also underscoring its transformational potential. This collection of nine essays explores pathways towards responsible AI, and proposes both broad principles and specific ideas for future-proof AI governance.

This report synthesises the current state of scientific understanding of general-purpose AI with a focus on understanding and managing its risks.

This policy briefing reflects discussions held at a roundtable of 21 experts from academia and civil society in March 2024, where participants explored the opportunities and challenges of introducing a duty of care into Australia’s Online Safety Act. This briefing paper presents an overview of the discussion.

The recent explosion in artificial intelligence (AI) for healthcare has resulted from a rapid increase in compute power, as well as the availability of AI tools being developed by research centres, in collaboration with industry. This report is for anyone interested in how AI will be used in the future of diagnosis, treatment and management...

This report report describes good quality regulation and outlines key areas for improvement to enhance support and constructive engagement between the UK Care Quality Commission (CQC) and trust leaders' NHS England (NHSE) and integrated care boards (ICBs).