AI governance

AI can help in classrooms but it needs to be treated with caution

The gap between what firms believe they can control and what they can prove has become harder to ignore

The professional body is also strengthening governance and government tech domain capabilities

The accelerationists want ‘light-touch’ AI regulation, but others are worried about security concerns

Rather than freeze your AI plans, govern them carefully

If it supports compatible standards, stronger institutions and wider tech access, it could reduce some costs of adoption

Signatories include key personnel from Anthropic, Meta and OpenAI

Their focus depends not only on ambition, but also on resource realities and institutional maturity

Leaders can apply ‘abundance test’ to clarify where the technology should be applied