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Regulating AI: Can the UK’s proposed approach achieve flexibility and clarity?

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Valeria Gallo | Deloitte, Suchitra Nair | Deloitte

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What are the ramifications for regulators and businesses, and how does the approach measure up to international efforts?

At a glance

◼  On March 29, the UK Government published a consultation on its strategic approach to AI regulation. The proposals centre on a principles-based framework underpinned by five cross-sectoral principles.

◼  Companies will appreciate the additional clarity about the UK’s approach, the outcome-oriented approach, and the definition of AI

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