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The AI revolution in science: applications and new research directions

7 August 2019 by Jessica Montgomery, Senior Policy Adviser

Collecting and analysing data is central to the scientific method. To extract insights from data, researchers have long used statistical…

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Committee stage of the Data Protection Bill

3 November 2017 by Becky Purvis, Head of Public Affairs

The Data Protection Bill is currently being debated in the House of Lords. An amendment has been tabled to create…

Data visualisation

Data management and use: Governance in the 21st century

29 June 2017 by Professor Genevra Richardson

We are surrounded by data, and with new technologies we can collect and share more of it than ever before….

Machine learning and manufacturing

9 August 2016 by Franck Fourniol, Policy Adviser

Machine learning is a powerful technology that allows computers to learn from data and self-improve. This form of artificial intelligence…

Connecting debates on the governance of data and its uses

8 August 2016 by Louise Pakseresht, Senior Policy Adviser

In July, the Royal Society and the British Academy held a seminar to connect debates on the governance of data…

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