Business News Wales launched an Artificial Intelligence, Technology and Digital Economy Editorial Board under its INFORM initiative to identify what Wales must do in the next five years to grow AI adoption, infrastructure, skills and homegrown capability.
A cross-sector Editorial Board met to define practical priorities for accelerating AI and digital adoption across Wales’ economy.
Discussions focused on physical and digital infrastructure, business capability to adopt technology, cyber resilience, leadership and workforce skills, and how to build domestic tech capability rather than remaining a technology consumer.
The Editorial Board’s findings will feed into continuing coverage and an INFORM evidence report with practical questions for industry and government.
What does Wales need to do over the next five years to accelerate AI and digital adoption, strengthen its technology ecosystem and become a more competitive digital economy? Mark Jones, Deputy Director and Head of Office for AI at Welsh Government Dimitri Batrouni, Leader of Newport City Council. Alex Read, Head of Public Policy, Northern Europe at Vantage Howard Rupprecht, Managing Director of CSconnected Chris Elias, Head of Communications at Perago Ian Carline, CTO at de Novo Solutions Neil Cocker.
"INFORM is about bringing the people with direct experience of these issues into the same conversation and then making sure that intelligence doesn't disappear when the meeting finishes. The report will identify the principal issues raised by participants, areas requiring further investigation and practical questions for industry and government.
Startup consultant John Davies, Co-founder and Chair of Cyber Wales Laura Newman, CCO at ModelProp The board explored the conditions Wales needs to create if AI adoption is to move beyond individual innovators and become embedded more widely across the economy.
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