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Where should the next UK Government take AI regulation?

There are challenges and opportunities for the new UK government to regulate AI and become a global AI leader.

Alice Wallbank, Alex Kirkhope; Shoosmiths

Julie Etchingham hosts Conservative Prime Minister Rishi Sunak (R) and Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer (C) during first head-to-head debate of the General Election on June 4, 2024 in Salford, England.
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The article discusses the challenges and opportunities for the UK government to regulate AI in the private sector, and suggests some possible steps to achieve a competitive and ethical framework. It also reviews the recent parliamentary report on AI governance, and highlights some of the key issues the

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