Children’s manifesto expresses hope for better education on AI ahead of Paris AI Action Summit
Children and young people want to see better education on AI to improve understanding...
Monday 10 Feb 2025
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Council of Europe adopts Turing-developed human rights risk and impact assessment for AI systems
A framework developed by researchers at the Alan Turing Institute titled ‘the Human Rights...
Thursday 05 Dec 2024
Majority of doctors using AI are optimistic about its benefits
Over a quarter of doctors (29%) have used some form of AI in their...
Wednesday 23 Oct 2024
9 in 10 concerned about deepfakes affecting election results
Close to nine in ten people (87.4%) in the UK are concerned about deepfakes...
Tuesday 02 Jul 2024
More than 90% of UK population have encountered misinformation online
More than 9 in 10 people (94%) in the UK have reported witnessing misinformation...
Thursday 30 May 2024
AI could help automate around 84% of repetitive service transactions across government
Artificial intelligence (AI) could help automate around 84% of repetitive transactions across 200 government...
Wednesday 20 Mar 2024
Women miss out on AI venture capital investment, new analysis finds
New research shows that women are being left out in the race to invest in AI
Wednesday 04 Oct 2023
Data science should be used to build resilience in government decision-making, new Turing white paper finds
A new white paper explores how data science can support human expertise to make government and policy decisions more robust in the aftermath of crises
Thursday 29 Jun 2023
What does the government’s white paper consultation response mean for UK AI regulation?
Some thoughts from the Turing’s public policy programme
Thursday 08 Feb 2024
Majority of British public support ‘laws and regulations’ to guide the use of AI, according to a new nationwide survey
More than 60% of the British public support ‘laws and regulations’ to guide the...
Tuesday 06 Jun 2023
Green cities: why we’re using AI to map urban trees
Our new technique aims to help cities plant trees where they are most needed
Tuesday 14 Feb 2023
Seven in ten Premier League footballers face Twitter abuse
The Alan Turing Institute and Ofcom have worked together to analyse more than 2.3...
Tuesday 02 Aug 2022
Camden’s Data Charter: why good data governance is like being a parent
The Turing’s Christopher Burr on his involvement in the UK’s first resident-informed Data Charter
Thursday 27 Jan 2022
Helping organisations to explain decisions made with AI
The Turing’s public policy programme and the Information Commissioner’s Office have co-produced a first-of-its-kind guidance document
Who is most vulnerable to health-related misinformation?
New research at the Turing reveals who is most likely to believe online misinformation – and what can be done to tackle the problem
Monday 01 Mar 2021
New UN commissioned report offers policy recommendations to address digital gender divide
A new paper offers key policy recommendations for using technology to advance gender equality.
Monday 10 Aug 2020
Supercharging sustainable development with a new policy priority tool from the Turing backed by UNDP
A bold new approach to development economics, championed by the Turing and UNDP.
Wednesday 27 May 2020
Children are excited by AI but many do not feel safe online, new research finds
New research explores children’s current knowledge of artificial intelligence (AI), with the aim of involving them in its development in future
Wednesday 17 May 2023
Ethics review recommends cautious, thoughtful and inclusive approach to using machine learning in children’s social care
What Works for Children’s Social Care is pleased to be publishing a review of...
Thursday 30 Jan 2020
