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Initial UK guidance on pro-innovation AI regulation: Much ado about nothing?

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The UK Government’s Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) has recently published its Initial Guidance for Regulators on Implementing the UK’s AI Regulatory Principles (Feb 2024) (the ‘AI guidance’). We will not rush to legislate ’.

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What's the rush -- some thoughts on the UK's Foundation Model Taskforce and regulation by Twitter

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Perhaps surprisingly, the biggest developments do not concern the regulation of AI under the devolved model described in the ‘pro-innovationwhite paper, but its displacement outside existing regulatory regimes—both in terms of funding, and practical power. Twitter announcements vs white paper? Comments welcome!

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State & Local: Using AI & Machine Learning to Improve Services (E122)

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And most importantly, how to accomplish all this securely, and ethically. She was also named to the World Economic Forum Young Scientist List and the MIT Technology Review World’s Top 35 Innovators under the Age of 35 list and is a Senior Member of the National Academy of Inventors. Predicting major events on a flood plain and more.

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Procuring AI without understanding it. Way to go?

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However, its findings are sufficiently worrying as to require a much more robust policy intervention that the proposals in the recently released White Paper ‘AI regulation: a pro-innovation approach’ ( for discussion, see here ).

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Thoughts on the AI Safety Summit from a public sector procurement & use of AI perspective

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It will collaborate with existing organisations within government, academia, civil society, and the private sector to avoid duplication, ensuring that activity is both informing and complementing the UK’s regulatory approach to AI as set out in the AI Regulation white paper’.

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UK's 'pro-innovation approach' to AI regulation won't do, particularly for public sector digitalisation

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Swimming against the tide, and seeking to diverge from the EU’s regulatory agenda and the EU AI Act , the UK announced a light-touch ‘pro-innovation approach’ in its July 2022 AI regulation policy paper. The ‘pro-innovation approach’ in the GCSA Report — squaring the circle?

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Friday Flash 02/23/2024

The Coalition for Government Procurement

According to Miller, “the goal is to make sure that we have access to new ideas as quickly as possible so we can bring [small businesses] in and drive innovation through the defense industrial base.” Ethical concerns about the uses of AI for healthcare and how veteran data is being used were expressed by lawmakers.