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In Episode 18 (Connected Data) of the Guardians of Data podcast, we spoke to Professor Mark Mon-Williams about the concept of connected data: how bringing information together can deliver joined-up public services and improve outcomes for children and young people. That leads to a practical question: how do organisations share information in a way, which is fair, lawful and tran...

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How can we make better use of the information already held about children to improve their lives?  That is the central question explored in the latest episode of the Guardians of Data podcast. Ibrahim Hasan is joined by Professor Mark Mon-Williams, who holds a Chair in Cognitive Psychology at the University of Leeds, and is Professor of Psychology at the Bradford Institute of … ...

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The Australian Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, has disclosed that an AI agent, developed by OpenAI, hacked a government portal. This seems to be one of the world’s first examples of an AI-led attack on a government website. It comes as international leaders and AI firms call for faster regulation, with growing concern that the technology is developing more quickly than current...

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Journalists play an essential role in scrutinising the actions of government and public authorities, and in informing the public about decisions and actions that affect their lives. To do this, they often turn to the Freedom of Information Act to obtain information that is not otherwise in the public domain. Yet research by the London School …

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In the UK, Freedom of Information laws are now more than 20 years old. If you want to understand how they have impacted the way government operates, there are plenty of clues in the news headlines over the last few years: In the latest episode of the Guardians of Data podcast we are joined by Dr Ben Worthy, a Reader in Politics and Public Policy at Birkbeck College, University ...

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