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A Frontier AI taskforce established by the U.K. back in June to prepare for the AI Safety Summit held this week is on course to be a permanent fixture, as

The AI summit at Bletchley Park, home of Britains Second World War codebreakers, brought together politicians, tech bosses, and academics to discuss the challenges and opportunities artificial intelligence presents.

It builds on the Bletchley Declaration clinched between 28 countries, including India, on the shared responsibility to address the risks associated with AI agreed on day one of the two-day summit on November 1.

It’s been a whirlwind week for global artificial intelligence policymaking. Today is the final day of an AI safety summit convened by the UK, which followed a major executive order on AI from the White House earlier in the week, and a new code of conduct from the G7.

A new international declaration on AI will have no real impact and has been manipulated by big tech, critics say.

The Prime Minister confirmed the launch of the organisation and confirmed a deal for it to test AI models before they are released.

The Prime Minister confirmed the launch of the organisation and confirmed a deal for it to test AI models before they are released.

UK prime minister Rishi Sunak's much-publicised AI summit at Bletchley Park has come to an end, and the result seems to be a promise to hold more summits. At this rate, legislation will struggle to keep pace with the development of AI

A new global hub based in the UK and tasked with testing the safety of emerging types of AI has been backed by leading AI companies and nations.

Rishi Sunak has said that artificial intelligence should be seen as a "co-pilot", as he acknowledged anxieties that the technology could overwhelm the jobs market.