Rishi Sunak has said Britain’s leading role in Artificial Intelligence will “tip the balance in favour of humanity” following agreements with top companies to vet their technology before it is released.
The Prime Minister yesterday said that his AI safety summit, which was attended by world leaders and top officials and tech giants, was the “beginning of the conversation” about regulating one of the future’s most dangerous and powerful inventions. He admitted that “binding requirements” would be needed in order to regulate AI technology in the coming years, urging countries to move quickly in order to protect the public while harnessing its potential.
” It came after the Technology Secretary said a Terminator-style rise of the machines was a “potential area” where AI development could lead – remarks Mr Sunak did not distance himself from when asked about them later. Michelle Donelan was speaking to Times Radio from the summit in Milton Keynes, where ministers have convened governments from around the world alongside tech firms and civil society to discuss the risks of the advancing technology.
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