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Reject All Save My Preferences Accept All Skip to content New national Agentic AI initiative launched for healthcare by Health Innovation KSS, University of Cambridge, Responsible AI Institute and The King’s Fund. Read More→ AI Policy TemplateJust Launched The open trust benchmark for Healthcare Agentic AI.TrustX is a national, open, community-driven initiative and a trusted AI technology badge for Healthcare developed by the Responsible AI Institute, Health Innovation Kent Surrey Sussex, the University of Cambridge Trustworthy AI Lab (TRACE), and The King’s Fund. Press ReleaseLearn More AI Policy TemplateDownloadable Template AI Policy Template for GovernanceThis template gives you a proven foundation to govern how AI is developed, bought, and used—aligned with ISO, NIST, and other leading frameworks. Download the TemplateAI Maturity AssessmentInteractive Survey AI Maturity AssessmentTake our 5-minute AI Maturity Assessment to benchmark your current efforts and get clear, actionable next steps. Start the Assessment From Policy to Practice: Operationalizing Responsible AI AI adoption is accelerating – so are the risks. The Responsible AI Institute, a leading, global non-profit, provides cutting-edge tools for responsible AI oversight and compliance, ensuring enterprises can deploy AI with confidence in an evolving regulatory and business landscape. Become a Member Responsible AI Starts with Structure RAISE stands for Responsible AI Safety and Effectiveness—and Pathways is how organizations turn those principles into action. With over 1,100 controls mapped across 17 global standards, RAISE Pathways helps your team build, assess, and demonstrate responsible AI practices through expert guidance and verification milestones. It’s a practical, scalable way to lead with confidence and build trust at every stage of maturity. How RAISE Pathways Helps Responsible AI. Proven. Practical. Independent. RAI Institute helps organizations strengthen trust in AI systems with independent assessments, tools, and global recognition. Our value lies in what we help you do:Safeguard Brand Integrity in Customer-Facing AgentsUse policy templates and OWASP-aligned controls to reduce risk in agent behavior.Build and Buy Agents with ConfidenceApply structured guidance and assessments to manage compliance from development to procurement.Verify Risk, Cost, and Carbon FootprintEarn badges backed by global standards—NIST, OWASP, FinOps, TBM, ISO—for agent risk, efficiency, and sustainability.Stand Out as a Trusted AI LeaderGain visibility through co-branded case studies, keynotes, and global RAI platforms. Learn More Working together for AI we can trust Since 2016, Responsible AI Institute (RAI Institute) has been at the forefront of advancing responsible AI adoption across industries. We partner with with policymakers, industry, and tech leaders to develop AI benchmarks and governance frameworks. We provide expert training, assessments, and toolkits to help organizations strengthen AI governance, enhance transparency, and scale innovation responsibly.Join us to:Access proven tools, processes, and policies for ethical AI implementationShowcase your commitment to AI responsibility and innovationCollaborate with industry, academia, government, and civil society to shape AI’s future Become a Member Featured News from RAI Institute Stay informed on responsible AI developments through the RAI Institute’s insights, ecosystem updates, and expert articles—subscribe to our newsletter for the latest. All News Responsible AI Institute Are Today’s Governance Frameworks Ready for Agentic AI? As AI systems become more independent, they are starting to do more than follow simple rules. Some now make decisions, delegate tasks, and adjust their... Read More Responsible AI Institute Liner Strengthens AI Governance and Responsible AI Development as Its AI Scales Globally Meet Liner Liner is a Korea-based global AI software company building AI-powered productivity and search tools for users around the world. As its AI systems... Read More Responsible AI Institute New national Agentic AI initiative launched for health and care by Health Innovation KSS, University of Cambridge, Responsible AI Institute and The King’s Fund Cambridge, England & Austin,TX, USA, December 9, 2025 – Health Innovation Kent Surrey Sussex (Health Innovation KSS), the University of Cambridge’s Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence Lab,... Read More Responsible AI Institute Agentic AI in Procurement: What Healthcare Buyers Must Ask Agentic AI is coming to healthcare fast. You’re probably already being asked to review tools that claim to reduce staff workload, speed up clinical decisions,... Read More Responsible AI Institute How a Big Four Bank Strengthened GenAI Trust, Efficiency, and Sustainability with RAI Institute Verification One of the Big Four UK banks partnered with the Responsible AI Institute (RAI Institute) to comprehensively validate its GenAI system. Through the RAISE Pathways... Read More Responsible AI Institute Leaders in Responsible AI: A Member’s Story Megha Sinha, Genpact July 2025 Vice President AI/ML What does your job entail within your organization? As a seasoned Technology and AI leader, I serve... Read More “Our partnership with the Responsible AI Institute has bolstered our internal and external directives, reinforcing our commitment to responsible AI practices. By leveraging the insights provided by the Institute, we are proactively mitigating risks, advancing our responsible AI maturity, and fortifying our principles across all levels of our organization.” Nicole JanssenCo-CEO & Co-Founder, AltaML "Booz Allen Hamilton’s partnership with the Responsible AI Institute allows us to develop state-of-the-art Responsible AI offerings which are backed by a diverse community of member expertise, deep technical and policy knowledge, and a collaborative environment for developing best practices. RAI Institute's participation in the Leaders in Responsible AI Summit and co-development of community standards for using AI are only two examples of our productive and thoughtful engagement with the Responsible AI Institute thus far." Geoff Schaefer Head of Responsible AI, Booz Allen Hamilton “RAI Institute has been a fantastic partner, and the Hub is a fantastic next step building a global community focused on Responsible AI. We look forward to supporting the RAI Hub and contributing to the discussions around AI best practices, safety research, and risk management, and getting connected to new RAI members.” Andrew Gamino-CheongCo-Founder & CTO, Trustible “TELUS' membership in the Responsible AI Institute extends our team's expertise and gives us the opportunity to collaborate, share and engage with organizations around the world who are dedicated to developing human-centric AI systems and processes. By creating a forum that brings us together, we can unlock the full potential of AI: truly responsible, sustainable technology that can help to make the future friendly.” Jesslyn Dymond Director of Data Ethics, Telus When it comes to Responsible AI, drawing on collective intelligence is vital. RAI Institute delivers important insights that teams rely on to advance Responsible AI in their organization. We also value the opportunity to give back and share our perspective with the RAI Institute community and participate in member updates, webinars, and joint white papers. Andrew ClearwaterChief Trust Architect, One Trust “Our partnership with the Responsible AI Institute has bolstered our internal and external directives, reinforcing our commitment to responsible AI practices. By leveraging the insights provided by the Institute, we are proactively mitigating risks, advancing our responsible AI maturity, and fortifying our principles across all levels of our organization.” Nicole JanssenCo-CEO & Co-Founder, AltaML "Booz Allen Hamilton’s partnership with the Responsible AI Institute allows us to develop state-of-the-art Responsible AI offerings which are backed by a diverse community of member expertise, deep technical and policy knowledge, and a collaborative environment for developing best practices. RAI Institute's participation in the Leaders in Responsible AI Summit and co-development of community standards for using AI are only two examples of our productive and thoughtful engagement with the Responsible AI Institute thus far." Geoff Schaefer Head of Responsible AI, Booz Allen Hamilton Login to the RAI Hub Close --- We value your privacy We use cookies to enhance your browsing experience, serve personalized ads or content, and analyze our traffic. By clicking "Accept All", you consent to our use of cookies. Customize Reject All Accept All Customize Consent Preferences We use cookies to help you navigate efficiently and perform certain functions. 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Read More→ New national Agentic AI initiative launched for health and care by Health Innovation KSS, University of Cambridge, Responsible AI Institute and The King’s Fund December 9, 2025 Responsible AI Institute Cambridge, England & Austin,TX, USA, December 9, 2025 – Health Innovation Kent Surrey Sussex (Health Innovation KSS), the University of Cambridge’s Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence Lab, the Responsible AI Institute and the health and care think tank, The King’s Fund, today announced TrustX Health, an initiative designed to verify, deploy, and test Agentic AI safely across health and care settings. TrustX is the first initiative of its kind focused on scientific, auditable, and scalable deployment of Agentic AI within the NHS and social care. TrustX supports the ambitions of the NHS 2025 “Fit for the Future” 10 Year Health Plan for England, which calls for a fundamental shift toward prevention, digital transformation, and the widespread use of AI. The initiative responds directly to these priorities by creating a unified front door for evaluating and safely deploying Agentic AI across clinical and non-clinical workflows. A trusted pathway for AI in health and care Agentic AI is an artificial intelligence system that can accomplish a specific goal with limited supervision. The NHS and social care are preparing for large-scale adoption of AI tools, including technology to support diagnosis, automation of admin tasks, predicting demand for services, and ambient voice agents for tasks such as note-taking. TrustX provides a rigorous system for validating the reliability, alignment, and safety of these autonomous systems, ensuring that clinicians, patients, and regulators can trust how they operate. TrustX introduces a visible “trusted AI technology” badge, jointly enabled by the Responsible AI Institute and Health Innovation KSS, one of 15 health innovation networks across England, established by NHS England in 2013 to spread innovation at pace and scale – improving health and generating economic growth. This gives professionals and the public confidence that an AI agent, a software system that can act on its own to achieve goals or complete tasks for a user, has been independently verified and is monitored over time for safety, accuracy, and alignment. While initial deployments will focus on non-clinical use cases, TrustX is also designed to support the growing demand for AI in how clinical decisions are made, groups of patients are provided better care, and to detect disease earlier to improve prevention. Its verification architecture enables continuous monitoring, re-evaluation, and badge renewal to ensure systems remain safe as they evolve. A group of pioneering founders from leading UK health tech companies are actively shaping the design of TrustX Health. These organisations are already demonstrating how AI can be deployed safely and responsibly in real-world settings. Contributing founders include Dr Dom Pimenta of TORTUS, Dr Haris Shuaib of Newtons Tree, Carmelo Insalaco of Rapid Health, Dr John Jeans of CLEARnotes, Amna Askari and Rachel Finegold of Frontier Health AI and Seb Barker of Magic Notes (Beam). They will be bringing practical insight and innovation to ensure the initiative meets the needs of clinicians, patients, and the wider health system. Why TrustX Health is needed now Agentic AI offers powerful automation, but also brings risks, including bias, changing over time, potential errors and misinformation. These risks are amplified in high-stakes environments such as health and care. TrustX addresses these challenges with an NHS-embedded approach that evaluates how AI agents behave in real-world situations, how they interact with other existing technologies and data sources, and how they may change over time. This initiative creates the governance and technical foundations needed for safe, large-scale adoption across the NHS and social care. What TrustX will deliver A front door for AI agent deployment across the NHS and social care, including: Scoring and verification of existing Agentic AI systems Skunkworks evaluation to create a collaborative space to determine which NHS and social care problems are appropriate for Agentic AI Support to build new AI agents or improve them to mitigate risks Real-world evaluation against productivity and cost-effectiveness metrics An open-source Agentic AI Trust Score to accelerate transparency and adoption. A national collaboration environment to assemble leaders from the NHS, academia, industry, civil service, and research institutes. Partnerships with NHS providers and social care sites to test live Agentic AI deployments, beginning with early work already underway at Sussex Partnership Foundation Trust. A sustainable and flexible funding structure, combining different funding approaches to support organisations, from startups to large suppliers, and the NHS and social care. Pilot investments will support joint clinical and operational fellows, postdoctoral researchers, and research assistants, with roles expected to expand across NHS innovation labs, social care innovators and partner institutions. A new benchmark for safe AI in health and care The government’s 10 Year Health Plan commits to widespread AI deployment, deeper digital integration, and a shift toward prevention. Achieving this requires safe, trustworthy, and auditable AI systems that work reliably in complex environments and evolve responsibly over time. TrustX offers an assurance pathway that reduces risk for NHS and social care organisations adopting Agentic AI across clinical and operational pathways. It sets a new global benchmark for responsible AI deployment in health and care. The aspiration for TrustX is to inform and support the development of a shared ecosystem for safe experimentation, rapid learning, and scalable adoption across the NHS. Launch event TrustX will formally launch at the University of Cambridge on the evening of 9 December 2025 with leaders across government, NHS England, academia, life sciences and pioneering AI companies. The agenda includes keynotes including from David More who will share reflections from the financial services industry, panels on safe Agentic AI deployment and supporting the workforce with our pioneer founders and a live demonstration of the Trust Score and its application to an Agentic AI system. The community will then discuss next steps on further development of the Trust Score and its technical paper. Responsible AI InstituteThe Responsible AI Institute is an independent non-profit organisation dedicated to advancing responsible AI adoption. Since 2016, it has partnered with governments, industry, and academia to develop AI governance frameworks, verification tools, and benchmarking standards. The Institute supports organisations worldwide through its trust scoring, auditing, and Agentic AI verification programs that strengthen transparency, accountability, and safe deployment. Health Innovation Kent Surrey SussexHealth Innovation Kent Surrey Sussex (KSS) is the health innovation network for the Kent and Medway, Surrey and Sussex regions. There are 15 health innovation networks across England, established by NHS England in 2013. Health Innovation KSS supports health and social care teams to find, test and implement evidence-based solutions to the NHS’s greatest challenges, driving economic growth for the region, supporting innovators and improving the lives of local people. Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence Lab, University of CambridgeThe Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence Lab (TRACE) is a leading research group within the University of Cambridge focused on building AI systems that are reliable, transparent, and suitable for high-stakes environments. The lab combines machine learning, human-computer interaction, and social science to study how AI should be designed, evaluated, and integrated into real-world decision-making. The Kings FundThe King’s Fund is an independent charity working to improve people’s health. Our vision is a world where everyone can live a healthy life. Our mission is to inspire hope and build confidence for positive change. We achieve this through expert insights and original research, developing leaders and their organisations, convening, and strategic, collaborative partnerships. Previous Next Share the Post: Related Posts Responsible AI Institute Are Today’s Governance Frameworks Ready for Agentic AI? As AI systems become more independent, they are starting to do more than follow simple rules. Some now make decisions, delegate tasks, and adjust their... Read More Responsible AI Institute Liner Strengthens AI Governance and Responsible AI Development as Its AI Scales Globally Meet Liner Liner is a Korea-based global AI software company building AI-powered productivity and search tools for users around the world. As its AI systems... Read More Responsible AI Institute Agentic AI in Procurement: What Healthcare Buyers Must Ask Agentic AI is coming to healthcare fast. You’re probably already being asked to review tools that claim to reduce staff workload, speed up clinical decisions,... Read More Close Login to the RAI Hub --- We value your privacy We use cookies to enhance your browsing experience, serve personalized ads or content, and analyze our traffic. By clicking "Accept All", you consent to our use of cookies. Customize Reject All Accept All Customize Consent Preferences We use cookies to help you navigate efficiently and perform certain functions. 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The RAI Institute’s conformity assessments and certifications for AI systems support practitioners as they navigate the complex landscape of creating, selling or buying AI products. Through our global network of responsible AI experts, the RAI Institute offers valuable insights to practitioners, policymakers, and regulators to enable technologies that improve the social and economic well-being of society. Meet Our Team Our leaders, staff, board members and advisors all share a profound care for and understanding of responsible AI. They know that responsible AI matters and that it has serious implications for businesses, governments and society. Board Members Expert Advisors Advisors Board Members Manoj Saxena Chairman and Founder Alka Patel VP, Government & External Affairs, COMCAST Matt Sanchez Vice President, Chief Technology Officer, Digital Labor, IBM Dr. Joydeep Ghosh Professor, Cockrell School of Engineering, University of Texas at Austin Michael E. Stewart Founder, Chairman, & CEO, Lucid.AI Expert Advisors Umang Bhatt Research Associate, The Alan Turing Institute John Tang Managing Director of Cerberus Technology Solutions Steven Kelts Lecturer on Ethics of AI at Princeton University Aurelie Jacquet Chair of Standards Committee, International Standards on AI Vilmos Lorincz Managing Director, Data and Digital Products, Commercial Bank, Lloyds Banking Group Deborah Leff Board Member, Recruiter.com Sue Williams Managing Director, Hexagon Consultants Mohan Reddy Co-Founder & CTO, SkyHive Alex Woodruff Global Accounts, Fiddler AI Jeffrey Roy Professor, Dalhousie University School of Public Administration Graeme Auld Professor, School of Public Policy and Administration, Carleton University Michael Golub Director of AI Ethics and Compliance, Merck Veronica Rotemberg Dermatologist, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Aruna Kolluru Chief Technologist, AI, Dell Technologies Brandie Nonnecke Founding Director, CITRIS Policy Lab, UC Berkeley Julia Stoyanovich Associate Professor, NYU Tandon School of Engineering, New York University Matissa Hollister Assistant Professor of Organizational Behaviour, McGill University Barbara Cosgrove VP, Chief Privacy Officer, Workday Craig Shank Senior Leader & Strategist: Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Tech Ethics Karen Silverman CEO & Founder, The Cantellus Group Nandita Sampath AI Policy Analyst, Consumer Reports Brent Mittelstadt Director of Resarch, Associate Professor, and Senior Research Fellow, Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford Tim Vincent Retired IBM Fellow & CTO of Data and Analytics, IBM Kasia Chmielinski Co-Founder, Data Nutrition Project Advisors Cameron Davies Chief Data Officer, Yum! Brands Rajeev Ronanki CEO, Lyric Mark Rolston Founder & Chief Creative, argodesign Cathy Cobey Global Trusted AI Leader, EY Dr. Bhatt Vadlamani VP & Chief Technology Advisor to COO, Jackson Financial Doreen Lorenzo Assistant Dean, School of Design and Creative Technology, University of Texas at Austin Suraj Madnani VP & Chief Product Owner, Risk Management and Product Development, American Express Saima Shafiq SVP, Head of Applied AI Transformation, PNC Bank Ashley Casovan Managing Director, AI Governance Centre, IAPP RAI Institute Community The responsible AI ecosystem is made up of all types of organizations, from private sector companies, regulators, standards organizations, academic institutions, civil society, individual experts, and many more. Over the years RAII has embedded itself in this community, convened it and advised it, in addition to creating strong partnerships with key actors. 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Reject All Save My Preferences Accept All Skip to content New national Agentic AI initiative launched for healthcare by Health Innovation KSS, University of Cambridge, Responsible AI Institute and The King’s Fund. Read More→ RAISE Pathways: Your Roadmap to Responsible AI Build, scale, and verify responsible AI with confidence—guided by a nonprofit mission. RAISE Pathways is a member-exclusive initiative from the Responsible AI Institute, a global nonprofit committed to enabling ethical, effective AI. Become a Member to Access Pathways What Is RAISE Pathways? RAISE stands for Responsible AI Safety and Effectiveness—and Pathways is the process for how organizations turn those principles into action.Developed by the Responsible AI Institute, a nonprofit and member-driven organization, RAISE Pathways helps teams build, assess, and demonstrate responsible AI governance at every stage of maturity. 1,100+ controls mapped to 17 global standards (ISO, NIST, EU AI Act) Self-paced progress tracking and expert-validated assessments AI governance tools, criteria, and digital agents Exclusive access to a global network of responsible AI professionals Take the 5-Minute Readiness Quiz Why Leaders Choose RAISE Pathways Enterprises Turn Governance into a Strategic Advantage Boards want clarity. Teams need structure. Pathways provides both—helping enterprise leaders:Align internal processes with industry frameworksVisualize and communicate risk postureReduce audit delaysSignal readiness to partners and customers “Booz Allen Hamilton’s partnership with the Responsible AI Institute allows us to develop state-of-the-art Responsible AI offerings which are backed by a diverse community of member expertise, deep technical and policy knowledge, and a collaborative environment for developing best practices.”— Geoff Schaefer, Head of Responsible AI, Booz Allen Hamilton Startups Build Credibility, Fast For startups, credibility is currency. RAISE Pathways helps emerging AI companies:Move fast with plug-and-play frameworks aligned to NIST, ISO, the EU AI Act and othersEarn investor, prospect, and partner trust through independent, nonprofit verificationDemonstrate proactive AI governance from day oneScale with a system that grows with your product maturity Get a Custom Demo for Your Team How It Works Evaluate Your Organization: Evaluate your organization's AI governance implementation maturity using RAI Institute's self-guided platform with controls mapped to global frameworks (NIST AI RMF, ISO/IEC 42001, OWASP, etc.). Follow the RAISE Framework: Progress through structured verification across various badge types (Foundation, Trust, Sustainability, Cost Efficiency) tailored to your AI system type (ML/AI, GenAI, or Agentic AI). Earn Verified Credentials: Achieve badges at 70% implementation threshold, demonstrating commitment to responsible AI practices across governance, security, sustainability and cost domains. Showcase on Registry: Display your verified achievements on the Responsible AI Registry, building stakeholder trust and demonstrating regulatory readiness. Join RAI's 36,000+ Community: Connect with industry leaders, access 1,100+ AI controls spanning 17 standards, and participate in the vendor-agnostic ecosystem driving responsible AI governance since 2016. What Makes RAISE Pathways Different RAISE Pathways Other Programs Nonprofit, vendor-neutral For-profit, vendor-tied training focused on specific frameworks/standards Mapped to 17 global standards Limited alignment covering a single or limited frameworks Community & peer collaboration Community & peer collaboration Scalable, self-paced structure Fixed schedules with limited flexibility Verification built on multi-framework expert guidance Framework specific expertise Compare Frameworks in a Side-by-Side Guide More Than a Program—It’s a Community RAISE Pathways is just one part of what you unlock as a member of the Responsible AI Institute.As a nonprofit network, the Institute connects organizations to a global ecosystem shaping the future of responsible AI. Membership gives you: Priority access to working groups, briefings, and expert panels Exclusive insights and resources from a 36,000+ strong global network A trusted voice in AI governance across policy, industry, and society The Responsible AI Institute is a global, member-driven nonprofit enabling successful responsible AI efforts across sectors. Through conformity assessments, shared frameworks, and verified best practices, the Institute helps practitioners create, sell, and adopt AI systems that improve the business, economic, and social well-being of society. Explore Full Membership Benefits Your AI Governance Journey Starts Here Whether piloting an LLM or managing enterprise-scale AI, RAISE Pathways helps organizations take the next right step—with credibility, structure, and support.Fill out the form and we’ll help:Identify the right starting point for your organization in RAISE PathwaysLearn how our tools and badges align with your business goalsExplore what membership unlocks at your stage of maturity Become a Member to Unlock RAISE Pathways Close Login to the RAI Hub