Artificial Intelligence

The age of AI demands a new model of government, with a stronger centre driving technological transformation across the state.

AI-assurance ecosystems are vital for safe artificial-intelligence deployment, boosting trust and economic growth.

Capturing AI’s economic value means investing in the open tools, standards and infrastructure that turn powerful models into practical applications.

The UK must prioritise hard tech, building the physical infrastructure, manufacturing capacity and investment needed to compete in the age of AI.

By connecting health data across the system, Rwanda is enabling faster decisions, shorter waits and better care.

A dual-track approach to using AI and data to create fiscal space now while strengthening long-term public financial management.

Governments must confidently embrace AI to drive innovation and accelerate economic growth – but they also need to get the public on side.

In an op-ed for The Jakarta Post, Tony Blair outlines how Indonesia can harness AI to reimagine government, improve services and set a global example.

Digital embassies provide states with a new strategic solution for enhancing resilience, security, sovereignty and operational continuity in the age of AI.

National security now depends on trusted technological partnerships as Iran's attacks expose the risks to critical AI infrastructure.

If AI is to help bridge health-system capacity gaps, governments need to change how they think about risk.

As ageing populations put pressure on health systems, the UK and Japan are exploring how AI can ease strain and support patients.