Cambridge university centre to explore how AI can help business
Researchers from the school are investigating AI adoption by businesses, and working with the Civil Service on AI workflows.
Work is also taking place to examine how to bring together UK mayors and devolved leaders most effectively.
The school’s leadership believe it will be able to help foster a generation of “tech-savvy” and socially aware policy makers.
Michael Kenny, professor of public policy at the university, said: “With its place at the heart of Cambridge, experts on everything from sustainable economics to quantum computing will come together at the Bennett School.
“We aim to train government thinkers committed to advancing good growth- fairly shared, inclusive and sustainable – who can set the policy agency for a rapidly changing world.”
Research will also continue into reforming the way the government works to tackle geographical inequality.
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