Who gets to write the future?
Reimagining policymaking through an anti-racist and creative practice lens
Living online: the long-term impact on wellbeing
The Ada Lovelace Institute and Health Foundation’s response to the House of Lords COVID-19 Committee’s call for evidence
National approaches to online harms regulation
How will approaches to regulation work in practice?
Algorithmic decision-making and predictive analytics in children’s social care
A one-day event to discuss the use of data analytics for delivering services within the remits of children’s social care.
The role of the arts and humanities in thinking about artificial intelligence (AI)
Reclaiming a broad and foundational understanding of ethics in the AI domain, with radical implications for the re-ordering of social power
Listening to the public
Views from the Citizens’ Biometrics Council on the Information Commissioner’s Office’s proposed approach to biometrics
The history and uses of vaccine passports and COVID status apps
The first in a series of public evidence events on vaccine passports and COVID status apps.
Is there an exponential gap? Azeem Azhar interviewed by John Thornhill
Azeem Azhar, author of Exponential, in conversation with John Thornhill of the Financial Times exploring the credibility of the book’s central premise
Exploring legal mechanisms for data stewardship
Launch of a joint publication with the AI Council exploring legal mechanisms that could help facilitate responsible data stewardship
From ‘walled gardens’ to open meadows
How interoperability could be the key to addressing platform power
Health data partnerships: Amazon/Department of Health and Social Care – Ada’s view
The use of NHS health data to develop new technologies raises important questions for people and society.
How do people feel about AI?
A nationally representative survey of the British public