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The Safe People Registry is an open-source tool developed by HDR UK to support consistent assessment to access sensitive data. ELIXIR-UK highlights its relevance through community discussion and open development.

This report summarises the discussions from the AI panel and World Café sessions at the ELIXIR-UK All Hands 2025 meeting. The conversations capture community perspectives on the opportunities, risks and needs surrounding AI in research, offering background material to inform upcoming ELIXIR-UK strategy work.

Data management shapes not just how research is conducted, but who benefits from it – and who might be harmed. This article guides researchers through embedding EDIJ and decolonisation principles at every stage of the data cycle, from planning and collection to sharing and reuse. Drawing on the CARE principles and real-world examples from NTD research, ecology, and disability studies, it offers a practical starting point for more ethical, inclusive data management.