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391 policiesCoverage from 1 Jan 2025 · Data current as of 16 Oct 2026
CMA
The CMA is investigating Microsoft's position in business software to promote customer choice. UK organisations may need to adapt to potential regulatory changes affecting software and AI service integration.
DSIT
The document describes an AI tool for summarizing Barring referrals to assist caseworkers. UK organizations must ensure compliance with legal and governance standards while using this tool.
Cabinet Office
This document announces a renewed AI security partnership between the UK and Canada. UK organisations should monitor developments in AI security standards and information-sharing arrangements.
ICO
This speech addresses the importance of data governance and public trust in innovation. UK organisations are encouraged to engage with the ICO for guidance on responsible AI use.
Cabinet Office
The document outlines the UK government's initiatives to enhance national defenses against AI risks. UK organizations are required to strengthen their cyber defenses and comply with emerging regulations regarding AI threats.
Cabinet Office
This document outlines the UK government's commitment to addressing AI risks and ensuring public safety. UK organisations must prepare for legislative changes and enhance cybersecurity measures against AI-driven threats.
ICO
This document is a call for evidence regarding agentic AI and data protection law. UK organisations are invited to provide feedback by 20 November 2026.
ICO
This document reports on changes secured from AI developers regarding data protection. UK organisations must respond to the call for evidence by 20 November 2026.
DSIT
The Pro-Worker AI Adoption Prize recognized UK organizations adopting AI to benefit workers. There are no compliance obligations for UK organizations stated in this document.
DHSC
This document provides guidance on the use of AI in adult social care. UK organisations must ensure compliance with data protection laws when implementing AI tools.
DfE
This report outlines a framework of principles for policymaking in fast-changing technology contexts. It does not impose any specific obligations on UK organisations.
Cabinet Office
Dr Jade Leung has been appointed Vice-Chair of the AI Security Institute and Security Advisor to the AI Taskforce. This appointment indicates ongoing government efforts to enhance AI safety and security leadership in the UK.
CMA
The document outlines strengthened proposals by the CMA for search service choice. UK organisations must comply with requirements for search providers regarding user choice and content attribution.
CMA
This document discusses the CMA's approach to regulation in the context of AI advancements. UK organisations should monitor the CMA's evolving strategies to ensure compliance and leverage opportunities for growth.
DSIT
This document describes the deployment of a virtual voice assistant by the Ministry of Justice. It outlines operational processes and data handling practices for compliance with public sector requirements.
DSIT
This document describes the Ask Security generative AI chatbot for HMRC staff. It requires monitoring of user input and feedback mechanisms to ensure compliance and accuracy.
DSIT
The AI Risk Management Toolkit supports AI product design and delivery. It provides guidance for responsible and ethical AI risk management practices.
DSIT
This document is a study reviewing cybersecurity literature on open-source software and AI. It identifies gaps in evidence regarding the governance of open-source AI.
CMA
This document discusses the implementation of the digital markets competition regime. UK organisations must comply with the CMA's conduct requirements to ensure fair competition in digital markets.
DSIT
The document describes the Regulatory Guidance Assistant, an AI tool for regulatory guidance retrieval. UK organisations must ensure human oversight in all outputs and cannot use the tool for decision-making.