AI in the UK: ready, willing, and able?
AI in the UK: ready, willing, and able? Published by the Lords Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence
Twenty-four EU countries sign artificial intelligence pact in bid to compete with US & China
An article published on Euractive on 10 April 2018 By Catherine Stupp _______________________________________________________ Twenty-four EU countries pledged to band together to form a “European [...]
Join the Permanent Advisory Board
The APPG AI Permanent Advisory Board is made up of representatives of our partner organisations – helping us shape our agenda and deliver all of our activities and outputs. The Permanent [...]
Speak and/or Attend Parliamentary Evidence Meetings
If you are interested in attending our Parliamentary Evidence Meetings and/or receptions, please contact appg@biginnovationcentre.com to be added to the APPG AI circulation lists. Please [...]
Submit Written Evidence
If you’d like to submit written evidence for any of our sessions, please contact appg@biginnovationcentre.com. Written evidence is used for our Parliamentary briefs, theme reports, and also [...]
Join a Task Force
In 2019 and 2020, we will be EMBRACING THE AI REVOLUTION. Based on an evaluation of the evidence we have already gathered, our work will focus on four pillars: EDUCATION ENTERPRISE ADOPTION OF AI [...]
Ethics and autonomous weapon systems: An ethical basis for human control?
Ethics and autonomous weapon systems: An ethical basis for human control? By the International Committee of the Red Cross ______________________________________________________________________
AI Regulation & Ethics: How to build more human-focused AI
An article published on Internet of Business on March 22, 2018 By Joanna Goodman _______________________________ As debates rage across the world about the growing impact of AI, data analytics, [...]
For a Meaningful Artificial Intelligence
For a Meaningful Artificial Intelligence Written by Cedric Villani, Marc Schoenauer, Yann Bonnet, Charly Berthet, Anne-Charlotte Cornut, Francois Levin, and Bertrand Rondepierre
