Citizens like the idea of using AI for tasks such as transport and traffic optimisation, predictive maintenance of public infrastructure and customer service activities - but really not so keen on the technology being used for sensitive decisions in criminal justice, such as sentencing recommendations
Work of Biometrics and Forensics Ethics Group expanded - will now provide independent review of data and how it's being used by the Department
By fusing data and innovation we’re preparing Dubai to become the AI city of the future. Artificial Intelligence will streamline day-to-day work life by providing fast and easy access to a wealth of data-driven information, promises the 'Smart Dubai' project - which says ethics needs to be at the heart of all future smart city planning
Robert Winston, Dame Patricia Hodgson and Kriti Sharma are among the expert advisers appointed to shape the work of the world’s first so-say AI 'Centre for Ethics and Innovation'
Berlin wants to make a big punt on the stuff and promote the use of AI in business - but also fears that a technology with such a profound impact has to be embedded in a framework that "protects fundamental social values and individual rights"
Leeds, Oxford, Coventry, Glasgow and London to be sites for new healthcare technology 'centres of excellence' in a bid to improve patient care and speed up diagnosis
New ‘Turing AI Fellowships’ will help bring world’s best to UK shores in move designed to bolster the Industrial Strategy
Internet privacy group says its principles would help policymakers 'maximise the benefits of AI, to minimise the risk, and to ensure the protection of human rights'
Proposals would ensures that 'our government understands the benefits and pitfalls of this technology as it engages in a responsible, accountable rollout of AI'
Take risks but strive to prove to citizens these systems are there to help them, suggests Boston Consulting Group spin-off CPI.