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33 mins7.17.26ReportFrontier AI and the Digital Divide in the Global South: Impacts, Policy Levers, and Governance Pathways
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27 mins7.15.26Event recapWomen Leading Britain's AI Future: Checks on Harm, Power, and Growth
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17 mins7.7.26ReportThree Futures of AI Labor: Korinek, Autor, and Gimbel on Cognitive Automation
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21 mins7.2.26ReportNavigating the European AI Regulatory Gateway: Development Delays, Compliance Friction, and Geopolitical Arbitrage
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What our projects investigate
Each explorer is anchored in a body of published analysis. Browse the research threads that shape the tools.
Governance & regulation
Comparative reads of frontier-AI governance regimes, regulatory friction, and the policy levers shaping deployment.
View allJuly 17, 2026Research theme
Frontier AI and the Digital Divide in the Global South: Impacts, Policy Levers, and Governance Pathways
An Impact Intelligence Lab reading of frontier AI’s uneven impacts across the Global South, labour markets, remittance corridors, language inclusion, and children’s rights, grounded in GIRAI governance gaps, the jagged-economy exposure map, Stanford AI Index investment and adoption evidence, Maheshwari’s equity–ethics–ecology framing, and Southeast Asia as a regional case study.
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July 15, 2026Research theme
Women Leading Britain's AI Future: Checks on Harm, Power, and Growth
An Impact Intelligence Lab field guide from UKAI’s closed-door Women in AI roundtable, Safety by Design as infrastructure check, recommendation and provenance levers, deepfake liability, inclusive threat modelling, G7-aligned evidence, and BRIDGE as an operational rebalancing of power among labs, platforms, regulators, and civil society.
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July 7, 2026Research theme
Three Futures of AI Labor: Korinek, Autor, and Gimbel on Cognitive Automation
An evidence-backed analysis of three competing labor-market paradigms—productivity renaissance, structural mismatch, and post-wage abundance—synthesizing NBER, OECD, ILO, Yale Budget Lab, and Windfall Trust’s April–July 2026 labor-impact chart deck through early 2026.
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Labour & the economy
How cognitive automation reshapes work, wages, and productivity — grounded in NBER, OECD, ILO, and jagged-exposure evidence.
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Global equity & inclusion
Uneven AI impacts across the Global South — remittance corridors, language inclusion, children's rights, and governance gaps.
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