1. Do we need to stop talking about 'AI guardrails'?

    Do we need to stop talking about ‘AI guardrails’?

    The term ‘AI guardrails’ is everywhere, but does it accurately describe AI safety? We’ve been debating the pros and cons of this popular metaphor.

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    Unseen architecture: Leadership’s role in creating space for service transformation

    Discover how effective leadership creates the space for successful NHS transformation by setting direction, enabling teams, and driving lasting change.

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    Experimenting with generative AI to support delivery officers at DfE

    Lessons from testing AI agents in government: where they improve delivery, where they fail, and why humans still matter.

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    Why accessibility audits matter more than ever

    Accessibility audits are no longer a box to tick, but an ongoing opportunity to improve your website in ways that pay dividends for everyone.

  5. A white woman with red-brown hair wears a blue jacket. She is smiling and sitting in front of a gradient blue and green background. The foreground is blurred, showing a coffee cup on a table and another person's hand.

    Designing with empathy: writing content for NHS lung cancer screening

    How emotional insights and clear, compassionate content design are shaping a digital NHS lung cancer screening service.

  6. Stop guessing, start iterating by Adam Hughes

    Stop Guessing – Start Iterating

    Adam shares why exposing services to real-world use early leads to better decisions, simpler systems, and more resilient digital delivery.