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Chancellor reveals life sciences growth package to fire up economy - Vimarsana News

Chancellor reveals life sciences growth package to fire up economy

A £650 million war-chest to fire up the UK’s life sciences sector and drive forward the government’s priority to grow the economy has been unveiled by the Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt today 25 May 2023.

Source: gov.uk
UK Government to Consult AI Firms and Creative Sector in Revising Text and Data Mining Exception Proposal | Latham & Watkins LLP - Vimarsana News

UK Government to Consult AI Firms and Creative Sector in Revising Text and Data Mining Exception Proposal | Latham & Watkins LLP

The government has announced it will come up with a new code of practice to replace an earlier approach that faced opposition from the creative sectors. Latham...

The UK's approach to AI-principles to "turbocharge growth" | Allen & Overy LLP - Vimarsana News

The UK's approach to AI-principles to "turbocharge growth" | Allen & Overy LLP

As generative AI products hit the headlines and organisations look to make the most of AI across all aspects of business, regulators continue to try and keep pace with the technology.

'Pro-innovation' AI regulation proposal zeroes in on tech's unpredictability - Vimarsana News

'Pro-innovation' AI regulation proposal zeroes in on tech's unpredictability

The essence of AI, says U.K. science office, is that it is "adaptive" and "autonomous."

Source: zdnet.com
4 key channel takeaways from yesterday's budget - Vimarsana News

4 key channel takeaways from yesterday's budget

Jeremy Hunt's Spring budget may have been branded a relatively quiet one, but that doesn't mean it won't have implications for the UK IT channel. Here we round...