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No, i think we have seen it, you know, for example, the american regulator is trying to unravel a deal that google did with double—click work ten years ago. so the regulator tends to always be reactive and looking backwards. and they lack the resources to do that. i mean if the government was prepared to pile infinite resources into it in terms of people knowledge and data, may be they might deal with it. but what they have to do is work with the industry. you can see that full interview and the challenges of regulating ai you can see that full interview and the challenges of regulating al o...

You don't believe that the work will be able to get together and globally regulate this technology?— and globally regulate this technology? and globally regulate this technolo: ? ., ~ ., technology? no. i think we have seen it for— technology? no. i think we have seen it for example, _ technology? no. i think we have seen it for example, the - seen it for example, the american regulator is trying to unravel a deal that google did with double—click what, ten years ago. so the regulator tends to always be reactive and looking backwards. they lack the resources to do that. if the resources ...

Will debate and vote on what's expected to be strict regulation for artificial intelligence. this comes hot on the heels of the uk prime minister announcing the uk would host a global ai conference later this year. and london tech week kicks off today with al top of their agenda. we'll talk to one of the organisers in a moment. but first let's talk to professor barry 0'sullivan who was till recently vice chair of the european commission high—level expert group on al and now is at professor at the school of computer science & it at university college cork. good to have you on the programme. i...

MIT Schwarzman College of Computing's inaugural Social and Ethical Responsibilities of Computing (SERC) Symposium convened experts from multiple disciplines to explore the challenges and opportunities that arise with the broad applicability of computing in many aspects of society.

Royal to give evidence in a legal case since the 1890s. you're live with bbc news. uk prime minister rishi sunak will touch down in washington shortly, kicking off a two—day trip where he will meet with president biden, members of congress, and even attend a baseball game. on the agenda — deepening trade ties with the us, regulating ai, and showing britain's long—time ally that it still has a role to play on the global stage. for more on the trip, we're joined by alistair dawber, the washington correspondent for the times of london. good to see you and thank you forjoining us tonight. wh...