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Metro coverage of RSA AI & Ethics report

Polling for the Royal Society of Arts found widespread concern that AI will create a “Computer Says No” culture, in which crucial decisions are made automatically without consideration of individual circumstances.

Governments and tech companies risk a popular backlash against artificial intelligence (AI) unless they better explain how it will be used, according to a new report.

A new 30% flat rate of pension relief would be progressive, cost-neutral and leave three-quarters of earners better off, a new report from the Royal Society of Arts think-tank finds.

Move would encourage lower earners to save more, says former Blair adviser.

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Matthew Taylor has called for higher earners to be stripped of some tax relief on pension contributions to pay for better incentives for millions of self-employed to start saving for retirement.

Redditch MP, Rachel Maclean, mentioned Ipsley CE RSA Academy in reference to our careers programme, Opening Doors, in the House of Commons yesterday

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The Bank of England chief economist talks to Kirsty Wark on implementing the RSA's Citizens' Economic Council report