Our services
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Policy intelligence and strategic research
Commissioned research and decision-ready analysis at the intersection of AI, emerging technology and innovation policy.
We produce policy briefs, strategic reports and comparative analysis for governments, international organisations and mission-led institutions.
• AI policy and emerging technology landscape reviews
• Innovation systems and industrial strategy analysis
• Governance capacity and implementation studies
• Strategic briefings for senior decision-makers -
Policy tools and prototype development
From frameworks to practical tools — connecting evidence, strategy and implementation.
We design and prototype analytical frameworks, and AI-enabled tools that support better policy decisions.
• Policy intelligence tools and evidence-mapping prototypes
• AI policy capability indicators and frameworks
• Taxonomies and classification systems for emerging technologies
• Applied research prototypes for policy analysis -
Advisory and executive learning
Strategic advice, briefings and learning sessions for organisations navigating AI and technological change.
We support teams and leaders who need to understand AI beyond the hype and make informed decisions about governance, adoption and strategy.
• Senior advisory days and strategy support
• Executive briefings and workshops
• AI policy and responsible adoption sessions
• Public talks, keynotes and facilitated dialogues
Selected past projects
The Default Setting:
Women, AI, and the Future of Work in UK Manufacturing
Commissioned by Beko UK & Ireland
Noetic AI researched and developed The Default Setting: Women, AI, and the Future of Work in UK Manufacturing, examining how AI-driven change could affect women’s career opportunities in UK manufacturing and how employers and policymakers can shape that transition.
The research combined International Labour Organization data on occupational exposure to generative AI with Office for National Statistics employment data, an original survey of 890 UK manufacturing professionals on AI use, AI bias and its perceived social and economic effects, and a review of international evidence.
The report translated these findings into practical recommendations for organisations and policymakers, covering AI governance, workforce training and role redesign, fair treatment and testing of AI systems, worker participation, and monitoring who benefits from AI adoption.
Services: Policy intelligence and strategic research · Evidence synthesis · Survey and quantitative analysis · Policy recommendations
Founder has worked with (selected organisations)
Through previous roles and co-authorships, the founder has contributed to research, technical and policy work for the following institutions:
