THE REGULATORS' AI UNIVERSE

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Every entry on this page, generated from data.json. Click a name to open its panel at the top of the page. Entries with one source are tagged "one source".

Entry	Type	First source	Confidence	ID

Also on other pages

2 link cardsThese items were researched on this page but their full entry lives on another page, so they are counted once, there.

GOV-REG-030 Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 → Data (Use and Access) Act 2025, sections 135 and 136 (report and impact assessment duties) full entry on the DCMS page
GOV-REG-171 Government response to the National Commission (6 October 2026) → Government response to the National Commission's recommendations on the regulation of AI in healthcare full entry on the Health page

Identity

As written in the research. Data as of 28 October 2026 (edition 2.1).

official nameThe Regulators' AI Universe (part B: financial, health-product, energy, education and professional regulators)

short labelRegulators

govuk categoryGroup page

govuk urln/a (see each member)

headquartersn/a (see each member)

parent (as of 2026-10-28)none. Members are independent regulators, non-ministerial departments or an executive agency (MHRA, DHSC). See each block.

previous parent / parent changedn/a at group level.

blurbThe independent regulators that set and apply the rules for AI in finance, medical products, energy, qualifications, schools and the professions, and the sandboxes and surveys they run.

website still shows old brandingsee each member.

Gaps the research left open

16Shown as gaps, never filled in by guesswork. Supplement 1 (the second pass) closed some; they are listed below.

Record numbering. This file starts at GOV-REG-101 so it cannot clash with the first half of the Regulators page; the merger may renumber.
FCA. Not found: names of AI Live Testing cohort 1 and cohort 2 firms; the number of firms in each live-testing cohort; any FCA ATRS record. Supercharged Sandbox counts conflict on FCA pages (cohort 1: 22 selected but 23 names on the AI Lab page; cohort 2: 21 selected but 19 names listed). The "Mortgage Rule Review" (PS25/11, FS25/6) was found but no FCA page opened says AI was used in it, so it is not recorded as FCA AI use. The FCA's formal accountability line (HM Treasury and Parliament) is marked unverified. The AI Sprint summary, the AI Spotlight participation pack and the AI Update PDF body were not opened. Not checked: the AI Input Zone outcomes beyond the October 2026 publication; the "AI in smaller firms" event date.
Bank of England / PRA. The Bank site search is blocked to automated fetching (robots), so speeches were found by web search only; only speeches actually opened are recorded. Start dates for Andrew Bailey and Sarah Breeden were not found on pages opened (marked unverified). The July 2026 Financial Stability Report PDF would not render, so any AI content there is not recorded. The full text of the April 2024 Bank/PRA AI letter (PDF) was not opened. The date of the Treasury Committee's own report on AI in financial services was not found. The Bank's own internal use of AI was not found on any page opened. The AI Consortium's participant list PDF was not opened; organisations named come from the June 2026 minutes only.
MHRA. Recorded only as regulatory actions; detail sits on the Health page. The "AI Airlock Phase 3 application" page and the 31 October 2026 first-wave deadline were not reopened in this session (deadline recorded on the Health page). The National Commission PDF (recommendation list, chair) was not opened; the "44" figure comes from the government press release.
Ofgem. The "Artificial intelligence publications" list loads dynamically and could not be read, so Ofgem may have further AI items (for example its own use of AI). No Ofgem page opened names its chief executive; Tim Jarvis is carried from the DESNZ page and marked unverified. No AI-specific Ofgem decision on data centres was found beyond the Curate consultation (decision not yet published). The DESNZ sponsor line is taken from the DESNZ page's NMD list, not reopened here.
Ofqual. The HTML of its 2026 AI approach resolved to the landing page; its detailed positions (for example on AI as a sole marker, or AI in remote invigilation) could not be read and are not recorded. No Ofqual ATRS record was found. The Ofqual VTQ malpractice statistics for 2024/25 do not mention AI. GCSE/A level malpractice statistics were not checked.
Ofsted. Head office address not shown on GOV.UK; not recorded. The Survey Summarisation Tool (ATRS, July 2026) is on the Education page and not repeated here.
Gambling Commission. One ATRS record found (Illegal Gambling Website Identification Tool); its own site shows no AI items on the home page. The ATRS record lists no third party but names Similarweb as a data source (inconsistency in the record).
Charity Commission. The GOV.UK search (top 15 of 51 results for "artificial intelligence") showed no AI publication; skipped.
Legal Services Board. Its April 2024 AI update PDF and its 2026/27 AI plan PDF both failed to load; contents not recorded. The 2026/27 business plan PDF also failed.
GMC. Publication dates for its AI learning material and the Turing-based research page were not shown.
NMC. Whether the planned September 2026 consultation on a revised Code opened, and its AI content, was not checked.
CAA. CAP3064 Part A (strategy for regulating AI) PDF and the five principles in CAP2970 were not opened.
Financial Services and Markets Act 2023. No AI-specific provision was sourced; not recorded.
Regulatory Innovation Office. Link only (see BIST page, GOV-BIST-006).
Search budget. 14 of 15 web searches used; all other material came from direct fetches of primary pages. No fetched page attempted to give instructions.

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