The UK government must widen scope of AI bill before innovation flatlines

UK's approach risks damaging user trust

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Dan Thomson

The UK’s AI industry holds huge hope and potential.

Already a leading global force in the AI revolution, the UK has established itself as a welcome home for digital innovation, with AI startups accounting for 22% of all UK tech investment. As lea...

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