Artificial Intelligence

With limited time and budgets, governments will benefit from TBI’s framework, which identifies AI solutions that can deliver real impact across health systems.

To govern effectively in an AI-driven world, the UK must modernise its statistical system, ensuring timely, reliable data for informed decision-making.

AI can help Britain deliver net zero by aligning planning across sectors, places and institutions through shared intelligence.

As patients increasingly turn to consumer AI assistants for health advice, outdated NHS navigation systems risk being bypassed entirely.

By creating a dedicated open-source lab, the UK can shape the future of artificial intelligence and become a world leader without trying to own the frontier.

Scotland can modernise its NHS with a national patient app and faster rollout of proven technology, shifting care toward a preventative model.

For many low- and middle-income countries, artificial intelligence’s impact depends on focus, execution and leadership, rather than frontier competition.

Middle powers can thrive in AI by leveraging open-source ecosystems to enhance national capabilities and capture value without competing at the frontier.

Unlocking the potential of artificial intelligence in education requires a government action plan, clear standards, training and targeted investment.

An agenda for states to strengthen AI sovereignty through strategic positioning, deliberate interdependence and effective technology governance.

The UK needs a new reform agenda – one that harnesses AI technologies to deliver public services that are personalised, preventative and always on.

In a rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape, leaders must adapt early to new realities, build alliances, and shape frameworks around AI, climate and trade.