The UK government has just unveiled plans to roll out AI-powered agents across public services by 2027, aiming to simplify life admin...

The UK is at the forefront of digital regulation. It’s the first country to join the HealthAI Global Regulatory Network, marking a significant step in shaping the future of AI in healthcare. Backed by £2 billion through the AI Opportunities Action Plan and £1.9 billion allocated to digital and AI initiatives, the government is signalling a bold ambition to rewire the state through technology. To keep pace, regulatory bodies must harness the full power of technology, not just

The Technology Secretary, Peter Kyle, has recently announced that the Regulatory Innovation Office (RIO) will partner with the Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum (DRCF) to cut red tape and boost fintech innovation through new digital tools. The use of technologies like AI presents enormous opportunities not just for this sector, but across all regulated industries. However, fragmented rules and regulatory complexity continue to hinder progress. As regulators strive to align