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1. AI Development in Universities: Including Technion, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Ben-Gurion and Bar-Ilan.

2. Israel Police and Ben-Gurion University: Collaborating to develop advanced cyber, big data and AI crime-fighting tools (CUFI, n.d.).

3. AI Startups: Over 430 startup companies using AI in a range of departments including healthcare, education, industry and marketing (Singer, 2017).

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Industry Strategy Green Paper: A strategy that outlines the UK’s actions and approaches to the future industrial and economical challenges (Industry Strategy Team, 2018).

£300million: To support and fund AI research to make the UK a global leader in the industry (Johns, 2018).

Data Ethics Framework: A set of principles that outlines the UK’s ethical considerations and how data should be used within the public sector (Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport, 2018).

The Alan Turning Institute: An institute for research into AI development to change the world for the better. This is achieved by partnering with universities, businesses and other public organisations to use the research in real-life scenarios (The Alan Turning Institute, n.d.).

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1. Next Generation AI Development Plan: A plan that outlines their approach to developing AI technology and software, as well as what it hopes to achieve in the next ten years (MOST, 2017).

2. Beijing Academy of Artificial Intelligence: A research centre that focuses on innovation and reducing the risk of technical and ethical risks in the development of AI (BAAI, n.d.).

3. iFlyTek Partnership: A technology company which predominately focuses on voice-recognition software in education, toys and communication (iFlyTek, n.d.).

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1. FinTech Action Plan: A plan to aid the finance industry in rapid technological expansion (European Commission, 2018).

2. European Artificial-Intelligence-On-Demand Platform: A developer platform which provides training and showcases the use of data, algorithms, software, modules and more to individuals and businesses (European Commission, 2020b).

Horizon 2020: The research and development funding programme for AI development (European Commission, 2020a).

3. High-Level Expert Group on Artificial Intelligence: A panel of 52 AI experts that will support the increasing use of AI into society (European Commission, 2019).

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1. National Artificial Intelligence Research and Development Strategic Plan: A plan which defines eight key areas for AI research and development. This includes making long-term investments and creating a collaborative workforce between human and AI (NSTC, 2019).

2. Major AI Research Hubs: Located in San Francisco/Bay Area (Stanford University, Apple Walmart, Google Brain, NASA and Google Quantum AI Lab, OpenAI) and New York-Boston (Harvard/Boston/MIT University, Facebook AI Research Group, Samsung Research) (Sarkar, 2018).

3. AI Executive Order: The United States strategy in promoting and protecting national AI technology and innovation. This is a collaborative effort with the government body, businesses, universities and the public in order to advance AI in all aspects of life (The White House, n.d.).