Regulating AI presents challenges due to the rapid pace of technological advances, the need for precise regulatory focus on ethical implications and safety standards, and the identification of appropriate regulatory bodies and methods.

Until we know the results of the general election, it is difficulty to predict the future shape of legislation relating to strike action and employers’ use of AI.

Directors need to be informed about the health and safety practices in the organisations for which they have oversight, to ensure that staff are being appropriately protected from harm.

AI should allow governance teams to take a more integrated and strategic approach to ESG data collection and management.

Global collaboration on AI governance has a key role to play in building trust.

The QCA Code 2023: key changes and what they mean for companies and company secretaries.

Further to previously published materials, the debate regarding the role and reporting lines of general counsels continues.

Companies House is set for its most significant reforms since its creation in 1844.

Governance professionals can support companies to meet the requirements of the ECCT Act.