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New report questions credibility of UK approach to AI regulation

Regulating AI in the UK report cover
Image: Ada Lovelace Institute

Martin Cloake

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Ada Lovelace Institute raises significant questions about gaps in coverage and resourcing.

The UK government’s ambitions to make the country an “AI superpower” are at risk of being undermined by its approach to regulation. What’s more, some of the policy it is currently pushing through will actively undermine confidence in the safety of AI.

Those are some of the conclusions

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