Past Events

This is the kick-off event for the Deepfake Challenge with organisations and academics.

techUK is hosting this event in partnership with the National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC) and industry together, to discuss and better understand the risks and opportunities, particularly near-medium-term, on the use of Large Language Models (LLMs) and Generative AI (GAI) in fire and rescue.

techUK is hosting this event in partnership with the National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC) and industry together, to discuss and better understand the opportunities for development of CAD/ICCs solutions.

techUK is hosting a virtual briefing with the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) bringing together their Justice Digital leadership team with the tech industry.

Please note, booking a place now does not guarantee your attendance. We are collating expressions of interest (EOI) with the final list of attendees to be confirmed by the Home Office.

Join techUK on 16 January as we continue our exciting series of techUK talks with tech leaders from across the country exploring how we can use technology to build a better future for the UK’s economy, people, society, and the planet.

An interactive virtual roundtable with the Vulnerability Knowledge Practice Programme (VKPP).

The Home Office is the lead government department for public safety, migration and borders and homeland security. The Home Office Biometrics Programme (HOB) provides the biometric capability to support UK law enforcement, immigration, border security and UK passport (HMPO) business users.

Join us on December 8th from 10.30 – 12.00 to hear about how best to prepare and make the move to digital phone lines a smooth experience.

Join Ian Critchley QPM, National Police Chiefs Council Lead for Child Protection , Abuse and Investigation, representatives from the Office of the Police Chief Scientific Advisor (OPCSA), the National Crime Agency (NCA) and other policing bodies for a hybrid roundtable on industries perspective on how policing can adapt to the current threats, risks and harm at pace.

The purpose of this event is for the Home Office VS25 project team to engage with suppliers to discuss how best to utilise technology to improve the delivery of support services, reduce the administrative burden for support workers, to improve efficiency and join up between statutory services and, to measure the impacts of the contract services to improve outcomes for victims of modern slavery.

Join us for an illuminating discussion and a great networking opportunity, as part of our 'Public Sector Tech Talks: In Conversation with…' series.