Digital Policy Alliance

The DPA informs policy and decision-makers to encourage fair competition, inclusivity, sustainability and resilience of digital technology in the fast-evolving Digital world. We do this by being Independent, Informed and Inclusive.

Our Working Groups

DPA has a 32 year history of running Independent, Informed and Inclusive working groups who lead our thinking on digital policy.

AI Public Services

Exploring the increased use of AI and big data in public services, including how AI can boost efficiency, effectiveness and innovation in delivery .

Cyber Resilience

Understanding approaches to address cyber threats and electronic crime, to reduce digital risk, and build public confidence in online safety.

Online Safety

Protecting the rights of citizens to enjoy a safe digital world n cooperation with Ofcom efforts to implement the new Online Safety Act.

Digital Competition

Examining ways to sustain a thriving, competitive social market economy in the age of big tech.

Digital Infrastructure

Identifying pathways to expand delivery on AI's demand for high-capacity, low-latency connectivity, now essential to provision of AI and UK competitiveness.

Twenty-First Century Skills

Ensuring the development of digital skills that address regional needs, sector boundaries, and rapid technological change.

Responsible AI: A Briefing for Peers

Issues and Implications for Policy - 26th January 2026

Chaired by Lord Ranger of Northwood and led by AI educationalists Professor Alan Brown and Professor Simeon Yates, this event was an educational briefing for Peers interested in the impact of AI on society as relevant policy is considered in Parliament, exploring the intersection of policy, ethics, sustainability, and social impact.

The meeting was accompanied by a report which can be downloaded.

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Meet the DPA Team

Our small, expert team is at the core of what makes the Digital Policy Alliance such a trusted and respected voice in the world of digital policy. Independent, informed, and inclusive in everything we do, we work across research, policy, and communications to ensure that our impact far

exceeds our size.

We’re proud to be supported by a cross-party Advisory Board, with members drawn from Parliament, public service, industry, and academia — all deeply committed to building a digital future that is responsive, responsible, and robust.

Meet the people shaping and delivering our work below.

Our Advisors

Dr. Louise Bennett

Advisory Board

Professor Adam Beaumont

Advisory Board

Lord Erroll

Advisor

Malcolm Harbour, CBE

Advisory Board

Lord Inglewood

Advisor