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What to Expect from the India AI Impact Summit 2026
The India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi represents a pivotal moment in the global AI dialogue, marking the first time this summit series will be hosted in a developing economy.
Under 16s Social Media Ban: A premature discussion?
The UK’s conversation on children’s online safety has reached a critical moment. As political attention turns once again to proposals for a blanket ban on social media use for under-16s, it is vital that policy decisions are guided by evidence, not popularity.
Women in Assurance and Responsible Innovation, Call for Video Contributions
In March, techUK’s TechTogether campaign will return, following the great success of our 2025 campaign and the ongoing DEI work that techUK and our members have been championing.
New ICO ‘Tech Futures’ report on agentic AI
Last week, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) published its Tech Futures report on agentic AI, setting out its thoughts on how the technology may develop and be used in the coming years.
Expression of interest: National Technology Board industry roundtable
The National Technology Board is convening an industry roundtable to inform its work on technology priorities, bringing together perspectives from across the sector to support future policy direction. This expression of interest invites organisations to contribute insight and expertise to help shape the discussion.
Supporting the DSIT Trusted Third Party Assurance Roadmap: A TechUK Workshop Series
This May, TechUK is convening a four-part workshop series designed to support the successful implementation of DSIT's Trusted Third Party Assurance roadmap. As the UK works to strengthen its leading AI assurance ecosystem and build confidence in third-party assurance mechanisms, this series will bring together the voices and expertise needed to turn vision into reality.
Technology companies need to do more to build their social licence
Baroness Ruth Porter, Managing Director at FGS Global, explores the gap between UK public sentiment and leadership optimism on AI, and what's needed to build broader support and democratic engagement.
