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203 policiesCoverage from 1 Jan 2025 · Data current as of 5 Jul 2026
DSIT
The document describes the LGSCO Chatbot, an AI-enabled tool for public guidance on complaints. UK organisations must ensure compliance with data protection and accessibility standards when implementing similar AI solutions.
DSIT
This is a joint statement on AI safety and security between the UK and Germany. It indicates a collaborative effort to establish AI safety frameworks but does not impose specific obligations.
DSIT
The UK government is funding new AI labs to develop accessible and efficient AI technologies. UK organizations may benefit from advancements that lower costs and improve AI adoption.
DSIT
The document contains minutes from the AI Energy Council meetings. It indicates the establishment of the council to address AI's energy demands in the UK.
DSIT
The document outlines the UK's Digital Standards Strategy for 2026 to 2030. UK organisations must align with international digital standards to support economic growth and national security.
DSIT
The document provides meeting summaries of the GDS Responsible AI Advisory Panel. It indicates a collaborative approach to discussing responsible AI use across various sectors.
DSIT
A new AI prototype aims to halve decision times for routine planning applications in England. UK organisations involved in planning must adapt to these AI tools to improve efficiency and decision-making processes.
DSIT
This document is a national consultation on children's online safety and technology's impact on their wellbeing. UK organisations must prepare for potential new regulations and measures to enhance online safety for children.
DSIT
This document details a pilot program using AI for cyber defense in government. UK organizations must adopt structured AI models to identify and remediate vulnerabilities effectively.
DSIT
This document reports on new investments and job creation in the UK AI sector. UK organisations should be aware of the significant financial commitments and opportunities arising from these developments.
DSIT
This announcement details new support for open-source AI developers and initiatives to enhance public services. UK organizations must engage with the Open-Source AI Builder Fund and comply with new safety guidance for collaborative robots.
DSIT
The document discusses government funding for AI tools to improve cancer diagnosis in the NHS. UK organisations must comply with the rollout of these technologies to enhance patient care and reduce waiting times.
DSIT
The document is a prospectus for the AI Economics Institute outlining its research structure. UK organisations should monitor developments as the institute will provide insights into AI's economic impacts and policy implications.
DSIT
The document outlines a government initiative to support AI adoption and skills development. UK organizations must engage in partnerships and training programs to leverage AI effectively.
DSIT
Independent AI Champions have developed adoption plans to accelerate AI use across key sectors of the UK economy. UK organisations should monitor these plans for practical recommendations and barriers to AI adoption.
DSIT
This document is an interim government response to AI Champions' recommendations on AI adoption. UK organisations should monitor the identified barriers and recommended actions for AI integration.
DSIT
The AI Adoption Insights agreement was established during the AI Adoption Summit. It does not impose any compliance obligations on UK organisations.
DSIT
This brief analyses UK entry-level hiring trends using LinkedIn data. It highlights a skills mismatch affecting entry-level candidates in declining occupations.
DSIT
The document details the Pro-Worker AI Adoption Prize launched by DSIT. UK organisations adopting AI to benefit workers can nominate themselves for recognition and potential funding.
DSIT
This document is a Memorandum of Understanding between the UK government and Synthesia regarding AI opportunities. It does not impose any specific compliance obligations on UK organisations.