Everything government, Parliament, the statistical agencies and the major policy institutes published — read, summarised and ranked so you can skim the day in a minute.
A POST note assesses evidence on children's screen use and engagement with AI, outlining potential developmental benefits and risks as screen and AI technologies become increasingly embedded in daily life.
A POST briefing reviews evidence on how social media affects children and young people, noting impacts depend on who is using platforms, how and why, and summarising benefits and risks for development and wellbeing.
Explains ‘digital sovereignty’ as a country’s ability to shape, use and maintain its digital environment, asks how digitally sovereign the UK currently is and whether the UK should seek to increase that sovereignty.
POST explores livestreamed child sexual abuse, assessing its scale in the UK and internationally, available technological detection or disruption tools, and regulatory approaches to prevent and respond to this form of online child exploitation.
A POST briefing examines consumer 'FemTech' for women’s health, reviewing the existing evidence base, risks and benefits, and how new products can be developed and regulated to be safe, effective and equitable.
Explains why climate researchers use multiple scenario-based projections, what different scenarios represent, and how they help policymakers explore future climate risks and policy outcomes.