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The National Risk Register has been published today, following a review by the Royal Academy of Engineering into the government's National Security Risk Assessment. Read our full report: raeng.org.uk/policy-and-res…

As part of our new interview series, Dr Yang Cao explains the importance of data quality and management to enable accessible AI as well as the need to ask the right questions when building and deploying systems. Read his thoughts in full: raeng.org.uk/blogs/ai-blog-…

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We're excited to announce The AI Fringe - a week-long series of events bringing together a diverse range of voices from across civil society, academia and industry for the most important conversations happening in AI today. More coming soon 👀aifringe.org

⏰️ New @BCS report on ethics in AI ⏰️ 88% of IT professionals want UK Prime Minister PM Rishi Sunak & Matt Clifford to ensure the UK takes an international lead on ethical standards in the use of AI at the UK #AISafetySummit More details 👇 standard.co.uk/news/politics/…

Brilliant discussion at our National Engineering Policy Centre Event on the role of engineering in delivering Net Zero, with Fiona Harvey, HilaryLeevers, Rachel Skinner CBE, and Chi Onwurah 💙. The issue of skills came up a lot! #LPC23

Excellent job opportunity in #sciencepolicy! Working with the wondrous Emma Woods

‘We are not an AI lab’ - great quote from louisa bull Unite the union: join a union at the The Royal Society on the need for workers to be able to bargain on what digital HR systems employers expect their workers to use, and what happens to their data on those systems #AISafetySummit

Interesting session #AIFringe hosted by ⁩ Ada Lovelace Institute⁩ on AI Safety. Lots of reflection esp from ⁦@ShannonVallor⁩ on what we can learn from engineering but also the limits of tech knowledge. Our ⁦Royal Academy of Engineering⁩ session on Thursday will explore this further!

‘We need to engineer safety in from the start’ - Government Office for Science sets out the need to engineer AI models, with safety designed-in, rather than letting just them grow. Echoes our Royal Academy of Engineering session on Engineering Responsible AI at yesterday’s AI Fringe #AISafetySummit

This is incredibly useful - well done @Cu_Giu and team!

It was a real pleasure to speak at the RLUK Research Libraries UK conference today alongside the brilliant Renée Cummings - and lovely to get this great feedback!

Oooh I’m very excited by this show coming up from ⁦⁦Prof. Dr Beth Singler.⁩ 🦾 Radio 4 - I'll Be Back: 40 Years of The Terminator bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

Our Royal Academy of Engineering and National Engineering Policy Centre report Testing the Waters sets out a range of approaches to make waterways cleaner, healthier and useable. An important step forward on this issue, released today raeng.org.uk/news/new-repor…

Join us on 6 June for the launch of 'Public Voices in AI', a new project which aims to ensure that public voices are front & centre in artificial intelligence research, development, use & policy. Includes the 'Public Voices in AI Fund' - and how to apply digitalgood.net/public-voices-…

🚨 JOB: Are you a moral philosopher interested in the ethics of AI? Here’s a 3 year post doc at The Institute for Ethics in AI in association with Corpus Christi College, Oxford. Deadline June 19th. We look forward to welcoming a new member to our group. Apply now! my.corehr.com/pls/uoxrecruit…

Thank you to the lovely person who wrote and gave this poem to me on the train today ❤️ I am indeed wearing blue today #poetry

AI offers huge potential but there are risks. Today, Academy Associate Director of Policy Natasha McCarthy spoke on a panel at the AI Fringe, highlighting the importance of designing, building, and using AI systems in an environmentally sustainable manner, to reduce some of