Futuria to Chair the UKAI Agentic AI Working Group 

Futuria is serving as Chair of the UKAI Agentic AI Working Group, collaborating with industry and government to shape standards, governance and responsible adoption across highly regulated sectors, and supporting the UK’s growing focus on Agentic AI.

UKAI was established last year as the trade association for AI in the UK, bringing together organisations across the industry and supporting national collaboration. Futuria joined UKAI as a member earlier this year.

Following this, UKAI announced the formation of the Agentic AI Industry Working Group, created to bring industry stakeholders together to share practical experience, discuss governance and deployment models, and shape thinking around how Agentic AI is applied in enterprise environments.

Collaborating for the Future of Agentic AI in the UK

Futuria is pleased to be one of the founding members of the Working Group, and Catherine Elliott will serve as Chair. “I’m excited to chair the new Agentic AI Industry Working Group – I’m looking forward to helping define responsible standards and enhance guidance around effective deployment for Agentic AI as the technology continues to evolve,” said Catherine Elliott.

The Working Group will focus on developing practical guidance and shared knowledge, including roundtables, discussions, use cases and policy-focused activity. The initiative reflects the growing momentum behind Agentic AI, particularly in regulated and highly assured sectors where governance, transparency and risk controls are critical.

Futuria looks forward to collaborating with other UK organisations to support responsible adoption and share best practice as Agentic AI matures.

About Futuria

Futuria provides advanced Agentic AI solutions designed for highly secure enterprise environments. Our Agentic AI frameworks enable organisations to configure multi-agent teams that support governance, operational assurance and practical deployment.

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