• The U.S. Copyright Office explores copyright implications of using copyrighted works to train generative AI systems, offering key policy considerations.
• An updated EU report outlines best practices in blockchain implementation across public and private sectors, with case studies and regulatory insights.
• A new UK government study highlights skill gaps and future workforce needs in the semiconductor sector to support national resilience and competitiveness.
• A government-commissioned literature review in UK examines the impact of AI-assisted technology diffusion on productivity and economic growth.
• The UNECE report calls on National Statistical Offices to innovate and adapt for a trusted, flexible future in data production.
• The new platform tracks digital government innovation in Ukraine, offering updates on policy, infrastructure, and public-private collaboration.
• A World Economic Forum report emphasises the need for joint efforts to close global cybersecurity workforce gaps through education and industry partnerships.
• A new OECD publication discusses antitrust concerns, market concentration, and the regulatory landscape of cloud computing services.
• The AI Literacy Framework empowers educators and policymakers to equip students with essential knowledge and skills to understand and responsibly engage with artificial intelligence.
• A policy brief by Stanford HAI outlines structural barriers to large language model development in underrepresented languages and recommends investment strategies.
• The Minerva Policy Report by EU-Japan Centre assesses emerging AI applications in both regions and recommends joint governance approaches for safety and innovation.
• The World Economic Forum releases a guide to help governments and stakeholders implement AI at scale in agriculture for sustainable food systems.
• The French Development Agency (AFD) urges rethinking AI data governance with a focus on equity, development, and community-led strategies.
• This OECD report recommends leveraging transaction-level data to design more effective, evidence-based industrial policy frameworks.
• A McKinsey report outlines how Africa can leapfrog in AI adoption by investing in local talent, infrastructure, and strategic public-private alignment.

Articles

• “Governing in the Age of AI: Reimagining Local Government” examines how UK local governments can adapt to AI with structural and data reforms.
• “Simulating Human Behavior with AI Agents” by Stanford HAI explores the use of AI agents to model social behavior for policy research.
• “Bridging Algorithmic Information Theory and Machine Learning: Clustering, density estimation, Kolmogorov complexity-based kernels, and kernel learning in unsupervised learning”
• “HealthBench: Evaluating Large Language ModelsTowards Improved Human Health” assesses LLMs in clinical diagnostic reasoning.
• “Agentic Feature Augmentation: Unifying Selection and Generation with Teaming, Planning, and Memories” introduces a novel framework for feature engineering in machine learning.
• “Extending Minds with Generative AI“, argues that generative AI technologies should be viewed not as threats to human cognition but as integral components of our inherently hybrid thinking systems, aligning with the extended mind thesis.

Blogs

• “How governments are driving AI adoption for economic growth” highlights efforts in countries such as Canada, Japan, and the UK to integrate AI into economic strategy.
• “Five Years Later: Evolving IoT Cybersecurity Guidelines” reflects U.S. federal efforts to enhance IoT standards for cybersecurity.
• “Effective reporting can accelerate Southeast Asia’s green transition” focuses on the role of environmental data in ASEAN countries, notably Indonesia and Vietnam.
• “AI is transforming education into a collaborative interaction between humans and machines” discusses the implications of AI in the education sector, referencing UK-based higher education insights.
• “Designing more inclusive AI starts with the right data architecture” emphasises that building inclusive AI requires modernising data infrastructure, developing diverse tools for various languages, and fostering cross-sector collaboration to close digital divides.
• “How DPI is reshaping Indonesia’s public services and financial inclusion” outlines Indonesia’s efforts to use Digital Public Infrastructure for citizen services and economic inclusion.
• TBI’s blog post “Lessons from Japan: Governing in the age of AI” highlights Japan’s AI governance strategy, including its approach to innovation and regulation.
• “From evidence-informed to data-driven” advocates for modernising statistical systems across OECD countries for better public sector performance.
• “Unpacking the AI Stack: AI Integrators in Focus” examines the critical role of AI integrators within the AI supply chain.

• New Commons Challenge: Open Call, The Open Data Policy Lab
• The British Academy/Leverhulme Small Research Grants
• DSIT Fellowship, UK Department for Science, Innovation and Technology, UK
• Postdoctoral Associate, Stanford Digital Economy Lab, U.S
• Senior Research Scholar (EU Law), Institute For Law & AI, Global
• Research Associate, Equitable AI for Digital Identity, Alan Turing Institute, UK
• Science & Technology Policy Fellowships, AAAS, U.S
• AI Policy Clinic, The Center for AI and Digital Policy, U.S