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Event date
9 November 2026
Event time
10:00-12:00

The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Data and Emerging Technologies and the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Skills, Careers & Employment will hold a joint event examining the Government’s reframing of AI policy around British companies, workers and communities.

The session will consider the Trades Union Congress’ argument that AI adoption remains shallow, and productivity gains limited, because workers are too often excluded from decisions about how these technologies are introduced in the workplace.

The discussion will explore how AI can be adopted in ways that support productivity while also giving workers a meaningful role in shaping its use.

Chaired by Daniel Zeichner MP, speakers include:

  • Adam Cantwell-Corn, Policy lead – AI and technology, Trades Union Congress (The TUC)

  • Dan Howl, Director of Policy and Public Affairs, BCS (The Chartered Institute for IT)

  • Anna Leach, Chief Economist, the Institute of Directors

Further speakers will be announced shortly.

For more information about the event, please contact Lavanya Rangarajan (lavanya.rangarajan@policyconnect.org.uk)

Cross-party forum

All-Party Parliamentary Group for Skills, Careers & Employment
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Cross-party forum

All-Party Parliamentary Group on Data and Emerging Technologies
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