Frameworks
AI governance frameworks in the United Kingdom
The UK regulates AI through existing regulators applying shared principles, with specific rules for automated decisions under UK data protection law.
Law
Regulator guidance
Regulator guidanceUK AI regulationUK AI regulation: the pro-innovation approach and its five principlesThe UK regulates AI through five cross-sector principles applied by existing regulators, with no AI Act. What the principles ask and who has to apply them.Regulator guidanceICO AI guidanceICO guidance on AI and data protectionThe ICO's guidance on AI and data protection and on explaining decisions made with AI shows how UK GDPR applies to AI. Who it is for and what it expects.
Public sector policy
Public sector policyATRSAlgorithmic Transparency Recording Standard (ATRS)UK central government must publish ATRS records of algorithmic tools that shape decisions or face the public. Who is in scope and what a record holds.Public sector policyUK AI PlaybookAI Playbook for the UK GovernmentThe AI Playbook for the UK Government sets ten principles for using AI safely and responsibly in government. Who it covers and what each principle asks.
Questions
Which AI governance frameworks are listed for United Kingdom?
This page lists 5 instruments for United Kingdom: UK AI regulation, UK GDPR Articles 22A to 22D, ICO AI guidance, ATRS and UK AI Playbook. Which ones apply to you depends on where you operate, your sector and how you use AI. Each framework page explains what it asks of you.
Does Aicura support the frameworks listed for United Kingdom?
Aicura carries UK AI regulation and UK GDPR Articles 22A to 22D as frameworks you can enable for your reviews. Every plan starts with the AI register, the record any framework needs first.
Start with the AI you run.
Every framework begins with knowing which AI systems and agents you have. The AI register is free to start.