LOTI is starting a new research project at the intersection of our AI and Data Ethics work, critically examining ‘humans-in-the-loop’.
Leave a commentEd Houghton, who led the DSIT AI assurance research at DG Cities, draws practical lessons from some of the key findings for LOTI’s network.
Leave a commentJay reflects on his time exploring the opportunities and limits of AI in housing systems, in a multidisciplinary convening, drawing on expertise from global perspectives across research, government, nonprofits and tech.
Leave a commentAda Maymó Costa from Ealing Council shares their learnings and reflections from their GenAI trial using Copilot.
Leave a commentAs part of LOTI’s LDW DataThinks, Anna Dent sets out the key considerations for local authorities looking to integrate automated systems and tools into their operations.
Leave a commentAs part of LOTI’s LDW DataThinks, Dr Sophie Arana, Research Application Manager, Turing Research and Innovation Cluster in Digital Twins (TRIC-DT), discusses a novel approach to building systems that are trustworthy and ethical for end users.
Leave a commentLOTI and Faculty have launched research exploring what the opportunities for AI are in housing & adult social care services in local government.
Leave a commentA report identifying a shortlist of AI opportunities in housing services for council officers and others who may be interested.
Leave a commentA report identifying a shortlist of AI opportunities in Adult Social Care for council officers and others who may be interested.
Leave a commentApolitical has launched the Government AI Campus to help build AI capability in government.
Leave a commentJames Scott from DSIT’s Responsible Technology Adoption Unit introduces AI assurance and how it can be used to support local governments adopt responsible AI.
Leave a commentLOTI brought together London borough colleagues from across digital, data, organisational development and more, to learn about how Microsoft Copilot is being, and can be, utilised by local government.
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