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UK’s global role in AI safety ‘not diminished’ by Trump, says AI minister (opens the original)
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LIVERPOOL, England — The U.K.’s ability to take a global lead on AI safety is “not diminished in the slightest” by the Trump administration's positioning on the technology, AI Minister Kanishka Narayan told the POLITICO Pub at the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool. Last week at the U.N. General Assembly President Donald Trump said the U.S. would reject any attempts at global regulation for AI, and POLITICO reported that the White House told AI firms OpenAI and Anthropic not to hand their mode
Burnham’s AI agenda is already in disarray thanks to Trump (opens the original)
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LONDON — Andy Burnham flew to New York this week with a dream: the U.K. would set itself up on the world stage as a leading light in AI safety. He didn’t bank on Donald Trump immediately tearing that idea to shreds. The new U.K. prime minister said the country would use its upcoming G20 presidency to set international principles on AI, and use its world-renowned AI Security Institute to test the latest AI models and cement its role as a global AI power player. Within the space of a week, however
Jensen Huang: Don’t regulate AI like social media (opens the original)
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AYRSHIRE, SCOTLAND — Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said AI should not be regulated like social media because AI is a “technology” rather than a “product.” Speaking at an AI event convened by King Charles III at Dumfries House in Ayrshire, Scotland, Huang told journalists that AI is “very different than social media” and that at present the security issues involving AI are “related to products not ready to be released.” His remarks come as governments around the world are grappling with whether to plac
Escaping the AI safety nightmare: What can governments do? (opens the original)
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A dramatic resignation from AI company Anthropic this week where a researcher accused it and OpenAI of “gambling with our lives,” threw fuel onto the fire around AI safety. As governments from California to the U.K. scramble for a political response to the issue of whether AI can be made safe, three experts told POLITICO that to make real progress, laboratories, governments and international bodies must first get on the same page about testing. The steady flow of revelations that AI labs failed
Poll: The older and richer you are, the more you like AI (opens the original)
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LONDON — Increasing age and financial security correspond to increasing positivity towards AI and what it can bring, according new polling from Public First shared with POLITICO. The least positive age group are 18 to 24-year-olds who are concerned about the technology’s impact on their own thinking skills and career progression. Although the heaviest users of the tech, more than a third of 18-24s worry that AI will make critical thinking harder, and exactly a third think developing career-relev
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