The Policy Ask with Helena Wood: “I take a visceral pleasure in tackling fraudsters before breakfast”
The director of public policy at fraud prevention service Cifas on organised crime, economic stability, and keeping people safe online.
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The director of public policy at fraud prevention service Cifas on organised crime, economic stability, and keeping people safe online.
ByFrom government transformation to the NHS, multibillion-pound projects can be high risk and low reward.
ByTo compete in the global market, we need changes to regulation and funding.
ByOverhauling central government and following the lead of big business will help us face complex risks.
ByThe CEO of the Good Things Foundation on social broadband tariffs, tackling e-waste and improving people’s online literacy.
ByEngland’s legal corpus could hold the key to competitive economic advantage.
ByWhen doctors can barely log into their computers, why is the Chancellor focusing on artificial intelligence?
ByWithout robust regulation, it will be even easier to make automated decisions without people’s knowledge or consent.
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