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London Tech Week 2023 is kicking off with some important Artificial Intelligence announcements. The UK Prime Minister spoke at the launch of the program and announced that the government has invested record sums in AI regulations and the development of responsible AI.
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The UK Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, posted on Twitter this morning that his AI Taskforce has £100 million to fund AI security, and is working with DeepMind, OpenAI and Anthropic to “research “Early or priority access” to the model. and security purposes.”
With £100 million dedicated to our AI taskforce, we are dedicating more money to AI security than any other country in the world.
we will work together @deepmind, @OpenAI And @anthropic which will give us prompt or priority access to the models for research and security purposes. pic.twitter.com/SKypEisfXX— Rishi Sunak (@RishiSunak) June 12, 2023
During the conference, Sunak explained “We must act – and act quickly – if we want to not only maintain our status as one of the world’s tech capitals, but go beyond that, and make it the best country in the world that initiates, develops and invests in technology.” businesses.”
The UK and EU are already hard at work developing tighter AI rules, attracting attention from both sides of the debate. Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, said during a recent stop in London that the company could be kicked out of the European Union if it fails to comply with the rules. He later retracted those comments.
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The AI taskforce will focus on foundational models, and it is believed that OpenAI, Anthropic and DeepMind will be available to the UK government for research and security purposes.
During his speech, Sunak stressed the importance of keeping AI development safe and responsible by bringing together major tech companies, academia and government.
