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The JCHR is right – AI can improve public services without making government less accountable

Read Public Law Project’s evidence to the Joint Committee on Human Rights here. Parliament’s Joint Committee on Human Rights (the Committee) has concluded its inquiry into Artificial Intelligence (AI) regulation. Public Law Project (PLP) welcomes its report as perhaps the most thorough parliamentary treatment we have had of how AI is affecting (and may yet

6 Oct 2026

Policy briefings and submissions

PLP’s evidence featured in the Joint Committee on Human Rights’ new AI report

The Joint Committee on Human Rights (JCHR) published their report on Human Rights and Regulation of AI today. PLP submitted evidence to this report which is cited extensively throughout, including conclusions and recommendations which directly reflect PLP’s submissions. Read the evidence here PLP welcomes the Committee’s findings on human rights and AI regulation. The Committee

14 Sep 2026

News & Updates

Public law litigation in the automated state

How can we use transparency mechanisms to make sure the public sector’s automated decision-making is fair and lawful?

24 Jul 2025

Research

Around the world in AI regulation – how the UK can become a leader in transparency

PLP’s new report compares transparency requirements from Canada, the USA, France, Japan, and the EU to discover how the UK should regulate AI

11 Oct 2024

News & Updates

DWP’s annual report leaves many questions about AI and automation unanswered

How the DWP has failed to deliver on its promise of transparency, despite committing to publish analysis of bias in its automated systems

19 Aug 2024

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