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Inquiry into AI and LLMs to kick off weeks of UK government focus

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Martin Cloake

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Experts lined up to give evidence as government moves to get to grips with technology classified as long-term security threat.

Expect more focus on AI in the coming weeks as the UK Government opens an inquiry into how large language models (LLMs) are being deployed, with leading figures in the AI sector lined up to give evidence.

The inquiry, which will hold its first oral evidence session Tuesday 12 September,

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