At Informed Solutions, our agentic AI strategy is built on two principles that have guided our work across government and the wider public sector for many years: ...

Why do government projects stall in the pilot stage? Often it happens because departments rush to adopt AI and ignore the foundations.

Legacy systems are frustrating to work with, costly to maintain and genuinely limiting. But in live public service ...

Alan Brown draws on Cory Doctorow, Carissa Véliz and Joseph Stiglitz to argue that AI's future is a choice, not an inevitability, and UK leaders have levers to shape it.

Across the employability sector, there is no shortage of activity. Programmes are being delivered, support is available, and employers continue to recruit.

Across this Employability series, we’ve explored why change is needed to processes, which have been in place for several decades. Labour markets are becoming more dynamic, workforce needs are changing ...

Earth Observation is moving into a more practical phase. Over the past decade, the UK’s Earth Observation (EO) sector has improved access to satellite data, developed new analytical capabilities and ...

Securing AI at scale requires a broader view than most organisations start with — one that accounts for multiple stakeholders, not just a single control point. When I sit down with security leaders to ...

Effective regulation is proportionate, clearly communicated and designed to deliver its intended outcomes. As regulatory landscapes become more complex, I have come to see collaboration, accessible ...

Effective regulation is not about creating more rules, but designing regulation that is easier to understand, navigate and apply. As governments, regulators and businesses increasingly focus on ...

Much of the current AI conversation remains focused on copilots, productivity tools and content generation. But the more significant shift may be what agentic AI exposes about organisations themselves ...