From AI and quantum computing to advanced healthcare imaging, the UK’s ability to lead in the technologies of the future may depend on a single, often overlooked field: photonics.
The UK government has announced a £40 million AI research lab designed to tackle the biggest technical flaws in today’s systems and unlock the next generation of breakthroughs.
The UK does not need the world’s largest data centres – it needs the most intelligent ones. In this article, Chief Executive of the UK’s AI trade Association, Tim Flagg sets out how integrated infrastructure, smarter energy pricing and transparent standards can turn climate constraints into competitive advantage.
Fresh backing from global technology leaders strengthens the UK’s international coalition to ensure advanced AI systems are safe, secure and under control.
A new report from the AI trade association, UKAI, and policy institute Curia, sets out how skills, infrastructure, and investment reform could turn the North West into a national model for responsible AI adoption.
Why governing artificial intelligence in the NHS is less about new rules and more about using the ones we already have properly.
Barnsley’s designation as the UK’s first Tech Town signals a new, place-based approach to AI led growth – linking skills, productivity and business transformation with government backing and global tech support.
The UK does not need more AI rules in healthcare – it needs a framework the NHS can actually use, says policy institute Curia.
Russian information operations like DoppelGänger thrive on fragmented defence. Hadley Newman argues the UK should lead a standards-based, cross-border system that turns shared awareness into collective readiness.
The UK’s current “growth emergency” needs to place artificial intelligence (AI) “front and centre” if it wants to see development, urged Business Secretary Peter Kyle MP at the Get Britain Growing: South East Conference.
Free AI skills training will be opened to every adult via Skills England’s AI Skills Hub, as the Government and industry warn that basic AI skills are becoming essential for work, productivity and economic growth.
A parliamentary reception held alongside National Pothole Day brought together ministers, MPs, engineers and technology leaders to examine how artificial intelligence enabled road intelligence and autonomous maintenance systems could support a shift from reactive pothole repairs to prevention led road maintenance.
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