British MPs call for a global alliance to tackle the misuse of AI
Collaboration aims to collectively guard against actors, whether or not affiliated with the state, who seek to use the AI misused to achieve their goals.
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A group of influential UK MPs have advised the government to work with its Democratic allies to tackle the potential misuse of artificial intelligence (AI), underscoring London's aim to be a player key in the advancement of emerging countries. technology.
On August 31, the Science, Innovation and Technology Committee (SITC), a government advisory body, recommended in a report that Britain align itself with similar countries with shared values democratic. This collaboration aims to collectively guard against actors, whether or not affiliated with the state, who seek to misuse AI to achieve their goals.
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak intends to convene a summit in early November, bringing together world leaders and tech leaders at Bletchley Park, a historic WWII decryption centre. The aim is to establish guidelines for AI, enabling the UK to take on a greater regulatory role and become a central hub for the AI industry.
Today we released an interim report for our investigation examining the governance of artificial intelligence: https://t.co/665kodakiZ pic.twitter. com/hPLJ14bh2w
— Science, Innovation and Technology Committee (@CommonsSITC) August 31, 2023The report highlights the ability of AI to spread deepfakes, which could mislead the public, and the risk of bad actors exploiting this technology to develop new biological and chemical weapons.
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Collaboration aims to collectively guard against actors, whether or not affiliated with the state, who seek to use the AI misused to achieve their goals.
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A group of influential UK MPs have advised the government to work with its Democratic allies to tackle the potential misuse of artificial intelligence (AI), underscoring London's aim to be a player key in the advancement of emerging countries. technology.
On August 31, the Science, Innovation and Technology Committee (SITC), a government advisory body, recommended in a report that Britain align itself with similar countries with shared values democratic. This collaboration aims to collectively guard against actors, whether or not affiliated with the state, who seek to misuse AI to achieve their goals.
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak intends to convene a summit in early November, bringing together world leaders and tech leaders at Bletchley Park, a historic WWII decryption centre. The aim is to establish guidelines for AI, enabling the UK to take on a greater regulatory role and become a central hub for the AI industry.
Today we released an interim report for our investigation examining the governance of artificial intelligence: https://t.co/665kodakiZ pic.twitter. com/hPLJ14bh2w
— Science, Innovation and Technology Committee (@CommonsSITC) August 31, 2023The report highlights the ability of AI to spread deepfakes, which could mislead the public, and the risk of bad actors exploiting this technology to develop new biological and chemical weapons.
The House of Commons Culture, Media and Sport Committee recently
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