IFS Joins UK's AI Policy Advisory Board

Mar 18, 2025
IFS has been appointed as an Advisory Board Member of the UK's All-Party Parliamentary Group on AI, contributing to AI policy discussions alongside major industry players.

IFS has been appointed as an Advisory Board Member of the UK's All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on AI, a significant platform for shaping AI policy and governance. This appointment places IFS at the forefront of AI policy discussions in Westminster, collaborating with policymakers and industry leaders such as Meta, Capgemini, Deloitte, and Santander, announced in a press release.

Bianca Nobilo, IFS Executive Board Member and Chief External Affairs Officer, will lead the company's engagement with the APPG. Her role will involve leveraging IFS's expertise in Industrial AI to provide policymakers with practical insights, ensuring responsible and transparent AI development.

The APPG on AI, established in 2017, focuses on the economic and societal impacts of AI, aiming to maximize its potential across sectors while promoting responsible use. The group's evidence-based approach encourages open debate and diverse perspectives, with IFS's industry expertise seen as crucial to understanding AI's full potential.

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