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UK’s global AI summit must provide solutions rather than suggestions

Efforts to regulate artificial intelligence are gathering steam across the world, but some key ethical and controversial issues don’t seem to be getting enough attention

By Chris Stokel-Walker

19 October 2023

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Unlocking the potential of artificial intelligence while keeping risks in check will be a delicate balance

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In November, UK prime minister Rishi Sunak will host a summit to try to reach a global consensus on . While some people, such as tech entrepreneur , seem focused on the existential risk that AI might present, research indicates that some more prosaic and pressing aspects of regulating AI are being overlooked. Will global leaders be focusing on the right issues?

To assess the current state of AI regulation, at the Pontifical…

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