Client
Amnesty International
Overview
Led a comprehensive research project for Amnesty International investigating the relationship between civil society participation and AI regulation through a comparative analysis of EU and UK regulatory frameworks.
Client
Amnesty International
Industry
Civil Society's Role in Shaping AI Regulation
Service
AI Goverance
Group Work
Secondary Research
Duration
6 Weeks
The Challenge
To examine how power imbalances in AI governance development affect regulatory outcomes, particularly the influence of industry lobbying versus civil society participation in shaping ethical AI frameworks.
The Solution
Conducted comparative analysis of EU and UK regulatory approaches, examining multiple dimensions including surveillance capitalism, human rights implications, algorithmic bias, and AI supply chain transparency.
The Result
Revealed significant disparities between regulatory frameworks, demonstrating the EU AI Act's stronger protections while identifying critical gaps in civil society representation mechanisms, leading to policy recommendations for the UK, including establishing a dedicated Department of AI and enhancing scrutiny of industry lobbying activities.
PORTFOLIO
Media's Influence on Identity
Media's Influence on Identity
Media's Influence on Identity
Media Literacy
Visual & Creative
Primary Research
Biodiversity and Open Spaces in Tower Hamlets
Biodiversity and Open Spaces in Tower Hamlets
Biodiversity and Open Spaces in Tower Hamlets
Consultancy
Stakeholder Mapping
Community Engagement
Primary Research