LOTI has worked on several projects with Social Finance recently so we’ve joined forces to explain how good information governance has positively impacted those projects.
Leave a commentEver wondered how you can tell if data can help you solve a specific problem? This blog outlines three simple questions you can ask.
Leave a commentLOTI 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?
Leave a commentLOTI 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.
Leave a commentLOTI are developing a programme of work around Responsible AI to help our boroughs be more ambitious users of AI.
Leave a commentLOTI have created four resources to initially guide local authorities to make sure they are able to confidently approach aspects of Generative AI.
1 CommentODI Researchers Joe Massey & Ben Snaith make the case collating and curating datasets generated by Londoners to better understand and improve London.
Leave a commentAnna from LOTI shares her reflections and key takeaways from the London Data Week event: Data Innovation in London.
Leave a commentNatalia Domagala argues that London data innovation should build on the principles of transparency, participation, accountability and ethics.
Leave a commentValentina Pavel, Legal Researcher at the Ada Lovelace Institute, and talks about their Rethinking Data project.
Leave a commentCharities and service providers, along with local authorities, are asked to share personal data of clients in the Strategic Insights Tool for Rough Sleeping. This guidance has been developed to support such organisations to engage with this project and provide advice on identifying the relevant lawful basis for their processing and data sharing.
Leave a commentHow can Equalities Impact Assessments help guide the responsible use of data in the public sector?
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