Overcoming fragmented procurement, regulatory barriers, and system readiness gaps is essential to move AI from pilots into routine NHS practice says Chair of Curia’s Health, Care, and Life Sciences Research Group.
A new report from Curia and UKAI says the UK can unlock the full potential of AI in healthcare and drive economic growth through strategic infrastructure, regulatory reform, and innovative business solutions.
A landmark decision to build the UK’s first small modular reactors at Wylfa signals a turning point for energy security, economic growth, and Britain’s global nuclear ambitions.
AI won’t replace human skills – the real challenge is building an education system that makes them more valuable than ever.
The Chancellor’s Mais Lecture and accompanying AI announcement mark a decisive shift in economic strategy – but success will depend on whether industry can match government ambition with real-world adoption.
Government launches plan to deliver energy security, skilled jobs and investment through commercial fusion power.
The UK Government has warned major technology companies they must go further and faster to tackle online abuse targeting women and girls – or face further regulatory action.
From AI and quantum computing to advanced healthcare imaging, the UK’s ability to lead in the technologies of the future may depend on a single, often overlooked field: photonics.
The UK government has announced a £40 million AI research lab designed to tackle the biggest technical flaws in today’s systems and unlock the next generation of breakthroughs.
The UK does not need the world’s largest data centres – it needs the most intelligent ones. In this article, Chief Executive of the UK’s AI trade Association, Tim Flagg sets out how integrated infrastructure, smarter energy pricing and transparent standards can turn climate constraints into competitive advantage.
Fresh backing from global technology leaders strengthens the UK’s international coalition to ensure advanced AI systems are safe, secure and under control.
A new report from the AI trade association, UKAI, and policy institute Curia, sets out how skills, infrastructure, and investment reform could turn the North West into a national model for responsible AI adoption.
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