UK Government to Invest £100 Million in AI Development

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The United Kingdom's Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, has recently unveiled a scheme set to boost the artificial intelligence (AI) industry within the nation. The government has pledged to commit a substantial amount of £100 million towards this initiative.

The plan includes the establishment of a scholarship fund along with a specialised task force comprising AI experts. Sunak envisions that with sufficient backing, the UK could emerge as a global hotspot for AI innovation.

The primary focus will be on AI's application in sectors such as agriculture and healthcare.

Sunak emphasised the pivotal role of research, education, and global partnerships in shaping the technological fabric of the UK.

Acknowledging potential concerns around the use of AI technology, Sunak reaffirmed his dedication to investigating safety measures. He also mentioned organising a dedicated international summit to explore this topic further.

In line with the Prime Minister's strategy, the government will form alliances with leading AI organisations like Google DeepMind, OpenAI, and Anthropic. These companies have agreed to grant early access to their AI models to aid the UK government's research.

Sunak previously expressed his plans to address AI-associated risks at the upcoming G7 summit in Hiroshima, underscoring the transformative potential of AI in society.

It's worth noting that an investigation into the AI industry was initiated by the UK Competition and Markets Authority in May.

Furthermore, in April, Sunak announced a £100 million grant designed to encourage the growth of 'sovereign AI'.

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Hello @robertonis, I'd like to remind you once again that Hive is quite different from other social media. It's advised that you're sourcing information that doesn't belong to you. Some examples from your articles are as follow + the sources.

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" Sunak previously expressed his plans to address AI-associated risks at the upcoming G7 summit in Hiroshima, underscoring the transformative potential of AI in society."

During his visit to Japan, Sunak expressed his intention to continue discussions on AI with world leaders at the G7 summit in Hiroshima. src : https://bnn.network/tech/rishi-sunak-calls-for-guardrails-in-ai-development-to-mitigate-risks/

From your post ;

In line with the Prime Minister's strategy, the government will form alliances with leading AI organisations like Google DeepMind, OpenAI, and Anthropic. These companies have agreed to grant early access to their AI models to aid the UK government's research.

This one is from : https://decrypt.co/144318/richi-sunaks-100-million-plan-to-make-the-uk-an-ai-hub

One aspect of the government's plan that has sparked interest is its collaboration with AI behemoths: Google's DeepMind (Bard, PaLM-2), OpenAI (ChatGPT, GPT-4), and Anthropic (Claude AI, Constitutional AI). These companies have committed to giving the UK government early or priority access to their AI models for research and safety purposes.

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