The UK's pro-innovation approach means sector regulators set the AI governance bar. Here is what that looks like across the sectors where it matters most.
FCA Consumer Duty and AI, PRA model risk expectations, Bank of England AI guidance, algorithmic trading, AI in consumer credit, and ICO data protection requirements for UK financial services AI.
UK GDPR Articles 22A-22D rights in hiring and performance management, Equality Act indirect discrimination from AI tools, ACAS guidance, and Employment Tribunal exposure for UK employers using AI.
MHRA Software as a Medical Device regulation, NHS Data Security and Protection Toolkit, UK GDPR in clinical settings, CQC inspection of AI use, and the NICE Evidence Standards Framework for Digital Health Technologies.
SRA guidance on AI in legal practice, duty of candour and AI hallucination risk, solicitor-client confidentiality with AI tools, and professional indemnity implications for UK law firms.
CMA digital markets regulation, ICO-by-design obligations for UK tech companies, Online Safety Act AI content obligations, and UK AI Security Institute engagement requirements for frontier AI.