Responsible AI Working Group
Supporting senior leaders to turn responsible AI principles into practice across real systems and business-critical decisions.
Why This Group Exists
Why this matters
This group exists to close that gap. It provides a trusted space where members can share what works, test approaches with peers, and co-develop frameworks that are both credible and usable. Importantly, the work does not stay in the room. Outputs are channelled across the UKAI network and into the national conversation, shaping parliamentary roundtables, informing policy briefings, driving fireside discussions, and strengthening the resources available to members across every sector.
What the group focuses on
- Addressing bias and fairness by sharing and testing real methods for assessment, mitigation and monitoring
- Creating guidance on explainability that works across internal teams, customers and regulators
- Exploring governance models that set clear escalation routes and ensure meaningful human oversight
- Examining the role of external assurance, certification and auditing in strengthening trust
- Sharing approaches to stakeholder engagement, from user participation to public communication
- Preparing members for emerging regulation in the UK and globally
Guidance notes and frameworks tailored to different sectors
Templates, toolkits and decision-support resources for deployment teams
Contributions to UKAI consultation responses and regulatory engagement
Podcasts, white papers and reports that showcase member leadership and raise visibility across the ecosystem
Over time, the group may also lay the groundwork for a Responsible AI Charter, a member-led commitment that translates principles into practical standards across industries.
Who takes part
Matt Holmes – Chair of the Responsible AI Working Group
Matt Holmes is CEO of Intellect Frontier, where he leads on human-centred AI assurance. His work focuses on how people interact with large language models, helping organisations test for safety, behaviour and social impact in real-world contexts. As the UK partner of Civitaas, Intellect Frontier brings to market one of the first human-in-the-loop testing frameworks for LLMs, already used under the US ARIA programme. Matt is actively engaged with policymakers to ensure organisations are ready for the next generation of AI regulation, making his perspective central to the Responsible AI Working Group.
How to Get Involved
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London WC2N 4JF
020 3488 3612
contact@ukai.co
