UK government publishes standard and guidance for AI algorithmic transparency
The Cabinet Office’s Central Digital and Data Office has said that the standard will be piloted by several public sector organizations and be further developed.
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ICO has “strong concerns” about independence if GDPR changes go ahead
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Data must flow in the digital economy, but the UN and Salesforce have issued separate warnings that there's a problem here...
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US, EU tech policy is divided by more than the Atlantic. Can the new Trade and Technology Council realistically bridge the gap?
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National AI Strategy - can the UK be the superpower it imagines itself to be?
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