The second International AI Safety Report reviews the latest research on general-purpose AI systems. It examines what these systems can do and what risks they pose.

The strategy sets out Defra group's vision to minimise the environmental, economic and social impact of its ICT operations.

UK public sector findings from a cross-government trial of AI coding assistants to understand how these tools could help software engineering.

The inaugural International AI Safety Report, published in January 2025, is the first comprehensive review of scientific research on the capabilities and risks of general-purpose AI systems. Led by Turing Award winner Yoshua Bengio and authored by over 100 AI experts. It is backed by 30 countries and international organisations. It represents the largest global collaboration on AI safety to date.

Recommendations for the government to capture the opportunities of AI to enhance growth and productivity and create tangible benefits for UK citizens.

AI assurance provides tools and techniques to measure, evaluate, communicate and mitigate the risks posed by AI across complex supply chains. The UK government is taking action to realise the benefits of AI and ensure it is developed and deployed safely, equitably and responsibly across Britain.

Employers are increasingly using AI in recruitment and management. This briefing explores the employment law implications and proposals for regulatory reform.

The CDEI has published a roadmap, which is the first of its kind, setting out the steps required to build a world-leading AI assurance ecosystem in the UK.

An independent report, carried out by the AI Council, providing recommendations to help the government's strategic direction on AI.