In London, Duality marked a milestone by hosting executive dinners with its newly announced UK Advisory Board, featuring General Sir Chris Deverell, Matthew Gould, and Sir Alex Younger. These events focused on pivotal discussions about AI, data collaboration, national security, healthcare, and citizen services, aligning with the UK Government's AI Opportunities Action Plan. The plan underscores the importance of unlocking public and private datasets to enhance national security, economic competitiveness, and public health while maintaining public trust. The dinners brought together leaders from various government sectors and technology providers to address the challenge of securely harnessing data and AI to achieve governmental goals. Key themes highlighted included the necessity of data security and privacy, the readiness of data for AI transformation, and overcoming cultural barriers to data sharing. Emphasizing the need for advanced privacy-preserving technologies, Duality aims to help governments unlock the potential of data to improve citizen services, healthcare, and economic growth while ensuring national resilience.