AI Regulation & Policy Contribution

Our work doesn’t just align with ethical standards, it engages directly with the emerging landscape of AI regulation. DcGn™ has been designed from the ground up to meet the expectations of global frameworks such as the EU AI Act, UK regulatory initiatives, and evolving US guidelines on trustworthy AI.

 

But we see our role as going further than compliance.

Through our research and design work, Blooming & Bloom contributes to the wider conversation on how universal rules for AI should be defined. The DcGn™project offers an ethical architecture that can help clarify principles of transparency, accountability, and human autonomy, key issues at the centre of current AI regulation debates.

 

By grounding our approach in ethics, culture, and human rights, we believe our work has strong potential to support regulators, industry leaders, and institutions in shaping policies that protect not just safety and fairness, but also the deeper values of autonomy, critical thinking, and human dignity.