Committees

Governance of artificial intelligence (AI)

Inquiry

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) has increased significantly in recent years. It offers a range of potential benefits such as quicker analysis of large datasets allowing more accurate information, forecasts and predictions, and more personalised public services. However, there are a number of concerns, such as the possibility of biased algorithms, a lack of transparency and unexplained decision-making. The Government is expected to publish a white paper on AI governance later this year to address these issues.

The Committee will examine the effectiveness of AI governance and the Government’s proposals.

This inquiry is no longer accepting evidence

The deadline for submissions was Friday 25 November 2022.

Work news

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We must fundamentally change the way we think about Artificial Intelligence
We must fundamentally change the way we think about Artificial Intelligence , says Science and Technology Committee
28 May 2024
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AI regulatory gap analysis a welcome first step towards addressing AI governance challenges, says Committee Chair
AI regulatory gap analysis a welcome first step towards addressing AI governance challenges, says Committee Chair
6 February 2024
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Lack of AI-specific legislation in King's Speech risks UK ambitions
Lack of AI-specific legislation in King's Speech risks UK ambitions
7 November 2023
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Bletchley Park AI summit SITC Chair comment: Serious, near-term AI governance challenges must be addressed with same urgency and unity as ‘frontier’ risks
Chair of Science, Innovation and Technology Committee comments on Bletchley Park artificial intelligence safety summit
2 November 2023
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Prime Minister’s representative to AI Summit questioned on UK approach to regulating Artificial Intelligence
Prime Minister’s representative to AI Summit questioned on UK approach to regulating Artificial Intelligence
2 November 2023
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AI offers significant opportunities but twelve governance challenges must be addressed says Science, Innovation and Technology Committee
AI opportunities but twelve governance challenges must be addressed says Science
31 August 2023
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