AI Standards Hub
Advancing responsible AI through standards
Dedicated to knowledge sharing, capacity building, and world-leading research, the Hub aims to build a vibrant and diverse community around AI standards.
The next phase of the AI Standards Hub (AISH)
The partners of the AI Standards Hub (AISH) have announced the next phase of the initiative. Going forward, the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) and the British Standards Institution (BSI) will be leading the AISH, building on the strong foundations established to date and helping to ensure the Hub continues to support the UK’s leadership in trustworthy AI standards, measurement and assurance.
The Alan Turing Institute is stepping back from its leadership role in the AISH as it transitions to a new mission focussed on AI for national resilience. In March we announced UKAS joining the AI Standards Hub partnership, bringing the perspective of the UK’s national accreditation body and its expertise in accreditation and conformity assessment to the Hub’s work. As a Hub partner UKAS will also be able share the valuable learning and insights it has gained through its complementary work on the AI Quality Infrastructure Consortium (AIQI), alongside NPL and BSI. Together, these activities will help create a joined-up ecosystem for AI standards, assurance and adoption.
This next phase will build on the Hub’s mission to advance trustworthy and responsible AI, now with a greater emphasis on the practical adoption and use of AI standards, supported by credible measurement and assurance.
This is a pivotal moment for the UK’s leadership in trustworthy AI standards underpinned by sound measurement and robust conformity assessment. By bringing together the expertise of NPL, UKAS and BSI, the AI Standards Hub is well positioned to deliver even greater impact. This collaborative approach will help accelerate the development and adoption of trusted AI, strengthen the UK’s influence in international standards discussions, and support organisations in navigating an increasingly complex AI landscape.
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- Search through a filterable catalogue of 300+ relevant standards.
- Explore relevant legislation, government strategies, and other policy documents
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Search AI standards that are “open for comment”
When a proposed standard is “open for comment”, you can review the proposal and leave comments during a public consultation period. The Hub website tracks when standards are in this phase.
