'If 2023 was the year when AI took centre stage and hit the news and the policy agenda, then 2024 is the year when – to borrow a phrase – the rubber hit the road.' Read Ada Director @la_gaia’s reflections from the last year and a look ahead to 2025.

AI Office capacity will be essential if the EU is to build on the AI Act and ensure the uptake of safe, reliable AI.

To be effective, investment should extend beyond participatory and inclusive governance to the practical (sociotechnical) infrastructure, such as community behaviours.

RT @AISummitFringe: AI Fringe returns in February 2025! The AI Fringe will be back to delve into the themes and outcomes of the AI Action…

There has been a surge in venture capital investment in start-ups building climate tech solutions. But who benefits from this tech? And what’s the relationship between this investment and climate justice? Read our new report⬇️

AI’s climate impact must be tackled now, even if we cannot exactly quantify it. The problem is climate inaction not data problems, write @fedelucivero, @gabriellesamue1 and Mary Pitt. Read their post on the Ada blog⬇️

AI systems don’t work as one-size-fits-all technologies. Mainstream large language models marginalise linguistic communities and amplify injustices against minoritised groups. Read @HannahMClaus' new blog post on the challenges for minoritised LLMs.⬇️

RT @NuffieldFound: Today, staff and Trustees at the Foundation, @Nuffbioethics @NuffieldFJO and the @AdaLovelaceInst say goodbye and thank…

Our research draws on the experiences of a range of stakeholders, including local and central government, tech companies, regulators, academia and civil society. Read 'Spending wisely'⬇️

A national taskforce is needed to deliver urgent reforms to local government procurement of AI. Effective procurement is essential for the responsible use of AI in the public interest, but our new research finds major challenges. Read the report⬇️

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Access to and control of large-scale compute resources have become critical factors in research progress and commercial success. Our policy briefing helps policymakers understand the design options available for public compute policies.