Research and analysis

CDEI publishes research on AI governance

The CDEI has conducted public engagement and research into public expectations for AI governance to inform the AI regulation white paper.

• From: Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation and Department for Science, Innovation and Technology
• Published: 29 March 2023

Documents

Qualitative research report: Public expectations for AI governance (transparency, fairness and accountability)

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Polling data: Public expectations for AI governance (transparency, fairness and accountability)

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In 2022, the Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation (CDEI) conducted public engagement and research into public expectations for AI governance. This included expectations for transparency, fairness and accountability across a range of use cases.

Focus group research was supported by nationally representative polling of 4,120 adults from across Britain.

The research has helped to inform the development of the AI regulation white paper, putting public expectations at the heart of this work.

Published 29 March 2023