PeopleofSuperintelligence

Government, United Kingdom

House of Lords

Statistics

People here now
1
People ever
3
Full moves in and out
1 in, 1 out

Our research follows 7,415 researchers, builders, lab leaders and public voices through cited biographies. Missing career records can lower counts. Outdated roles can overstate current counts and change ranks. Publication numbers from OpenAlex, as of 27 October 2026. Career and profile data as of 27 October 2026.

We estimate that 3 people shaping AI have worked at House of Lords, including 1 (33%) here now and 2 with former affiliations. Among 592 government research centers, House of Lords is tied for 92nd by all-time people and tied for 42nd by current headcount. Policy, ethics and society leads 2 areas of expertise (2 of 3 people with profile topics). Dated work records span from 2024 to 2026. Across dated career transitions, we record 1 full move in and 1 out.

No single organization shares more than 1 person with House of Lords across 12 organizations (3 people with outside work stints).Organizations where people with work records at House of Lords also worked at any time in their careers (3 people across 12 organizations; degrees excluded).

A ranked chart shows 5 organizations with people who also have work records at House of Lords. Each count is a distinct person with work stints at both organizations.

Source: People of Superintelligence affiliations and work stints, as of 27 October 2026.

Data table
OrganizationShared people
10 Downing Street1
Anthropic1
Cabinet Office1
Downing Street1
Frontier AI Taskforce1

People here now

The 1 person with a current role at House of Lords is a researcher. Earlier in their career, that person held a work role at another organization (University of Oxford). 1 current person also holds a concurrent affiliation outside House of Lords.

People with former affiliations

We record 2 people who formerly worked at House of Lords. 2 of the 2 have a recorded current role at another organization (Anthropic and Cabinet Office).