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The trust problem
Conversational AI and the needs of child users
Dilemmas and Regulation of Delegation
Join our discussion on the development and market distribution of Advanced AI Assistants, the risks they may pose and their governance.
Risky business
An analysis of the current challenges and opportunities for AI liability in the UK
Nearly 9 in 10 people in the UK support independent regulation of AI
Our polling reveals that the UK public prioritise AI safety and positive social impacts over economic gains, speed of innovation and competition
Legal analysis reveals urgent need for laws and regulations that guard against harms of Advanced AI Assistants
New paper from the Ada Lovelace Institute and AWO finds that existing legal rules offer no effective protection against wide range of risks
Our response to the official text of the EU Digital Omnibus Regulation Proposal
If passed, the Omnibus will be the most extraordinary reversal of digital rights in a generation
Keep it simple? How ‘simplifying’ AI and data rules for big tech leaves people paying the cheque
If materialised, the leaked EU Digital Omnibus proposals will represent the biggest retrenchment of fundamental rights in decades
Ada Lovelace Institute responds to the leaked copy of the EU digital Omnibus
Michael Birtwistle, Associate Director at the Ada Lovelace Institute, has responded to the leaked text of the EU digital Omnibus
The dilemmas of delegation
An analysis of policy challenges posed by Advanced AI Assistants and natural-language AI agents.
The value of childhood
The commercialisation of children's play and entertainment on data-driven platforms
Let’s get real
The benefits and risks of immersive technologies for impacted communities
Why XR developers in the UK need accessible and authoritative guidance
The role of regulators in mapping existing laws on to the risks of immersive technologies