About the Exchange
An independent voice on the governance challenges that matter most
The problem
AI is transforming how economies function, how governments operate, and how power is distributed globally. The conversation about how to govern this transition is dominated by two camps: those who see AI primarily as an existential risk to be contained, and those who want to move fast with minimal oversight.
Neither position serves policymakers who need practical, evidence-based guidance on the near-term challenges they face right now.
Our approach
The AI Policy Exchange brings operational experience to governance questions. Our work is grounded in the reality of building and deploying technology — in startups, international institutions, and government — not just theorising about it.
We believe Britain and its allies should lead in AI capability and governance, and that these are complementary. We publish rigorous policy analysis, build a community of practitioners, and develop the next generation of AI governance leaders.
What we do
Publish
Policy briefs that take a position
Rigorous, accessible analysis on the AI transition. Written by practitioners, not just academics. Every brief includes concrete policy recommendations.
Convene
A community of next-gen practitioners
Online community, regular events, and working groups bringing together people across technology, policy, civil service, and academia who want to shape AI governance.
Develop
The next generation of AI governance leaders
Our fellowship programme equips emerging policy practitioners with the knowledge, network, and published work to lead on AI governance in their careers.
Founder
Jamie Green
Jamie founded the AI Policy Exchange to bring operational experience to the AI governance conversation. His career spans technology, international development, and entrepreneurship — building digital systems at the intersection of policy and practice.
Previously, Jamie served as an early employee at the UNDP Chief Digital Office, built blockchain payment systems for 100,000+ refugees at the WFP Innovation Accelerator, co-founded a YC-backed education company, and directed a $50M startup accelerator. He holds an MPP (Merit) from the University of Oxford.
Advisory Board
Coming soon
We are assembling an advisory board of leading practitioners, technologists, and policymakers. Interested in joining? Get in touch.
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