NHSX talks up benefits of AI in healthcare - but there are clear risks
The NHS must be cautious of AI bias in healthcare system, which can cause serious problems.
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“No justifiable basis” for Police Scotland to use live facial recognition technology
Members of Scottish Parliament said that facial recognition software is known to discriminate against females and members of the BAME community.
The UK does not need a new AI regulator, but the government is failing on openness
A new report by the independent Committee on Standards in Public Life found that public sector organisations are not transparent about their use of AI.
Quantum of solace for UK plc?
Chris Middleton presents the first of two reports from the Westminster eForum on quantum technology. First, where does the government stand in nurturing a new quantum economy?
Government spend with SMEs on the rise again - but still not back at 2016/17 levels
The Cabinet Office has released its annual figures on how much Whitehall departments are spending with SMEs - both directly and indirectly.
How DWP is shifting to reusable APIs and has a vision of a single service future
We speak to Jacqui Leggetter, Head of Integration at DWP Digital, how the department is changing its culture to own of reusing digital components.
Report - UK public sector buyers still in search of the ‘perfect cloud solution’
UKCloud’s latest State of Cloud Adoption report, however, suggests public sector buyers are still grappling with the same old problems.
Health Secretary takes aim at AI critics and declares war on NHS bureaucracy
Matt Hancock has this week said that it is a false choice to prioritise ‘fixing the plumbing’ over ‘forging ahead’ - he states that the NHS should be doing both.
Bus Open Data Service goes live - operators will legally have to publish data
The government hopes that by making the data available, passengers will benefit from better services and increase transparency around pricing.
Government announces “unlimited” visa for world’s top scientists - also takes aim at “research bureaucracy”
Prime Minister Boris Johnson appears to be enacting the plans of his adviser Dominic Cummings, who wants to turn the UK into a global science and research hub.