LOTI is starting a new research project at the intersection of our AI and Data Ethics work, critically examining ‘humans-in-the-loop’.
LOTI and Faculty have launched research exploring what the opportunities for AI are in housing & adult social care services in local government.
LOTI’s new report to answer: “How are London boroughs finding new, innovative ways to involve residents in how they make decisions & design services?”
London Data Week is returning in July 2024. We’re excited to bring back this festival of public events expanding who is involved in data innovation in London!
LOTI Researcher and Data Ethicist Sam Nutt considers what ideas and activities local government should focus on to become effective users of AI in the coming years?
LOTI Researcher and Data Ethicist Sam Nutt details the findings from LOTI’s research over the Summer of 2023 into the state of play of generative AI in local government.
London Data Week is a public festival of events taking place from 3-9 July across the city, run by different organisations with different communities, wanting to bring Londoners into the conversations about data and AI.
LOTI is running a short survey to identify how generative AI is currently being used in local government, or how it might be in the future.
LOTI convened over 120 participants from London local government to set the foundations for collaboration on resident participation.
LOTI is holding a event centered on resident participation methods, why they are needed, and how to bolster their usage.
Over three weekends in January, Camden Council are running a Resident’s Panel with a group of local residents to reflect on, sense-check and make improvements to their Data Charter, which was created a year earlier.
In December 2022, LOTI hosted a webinar on Data Ethics in Local Government. We wanted to bring together two cities from other countries, both at the forefront of establishing what responsible data innovation and data ethics look like, but both …
