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    • Nov 28, 2022
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Governance of Artificial Intelligence (AI) inquiry - submission of evidence

CLTR's Head of AI Policy, Dr Jess Whittlestone, has co-authored a submission of evidence to the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee's inquiry into the governance of artificial intelligence in the UK.


The UK is well-placed to become a world leader in understanding and managing extreme risks from AI, and the submission makes three key recommendations for strengthening the UK’s approach to AI governance:


(i) Ensure that the UK’s regulatory regime is supported by a strong broader governance ecosystem which can provide expertise and identify and address regulatory gaps.

(ii) Consider that more cross-cutting and anticipatory regulation may be needed to mitigate extreme risks, especially as capabilities advance.

(iii) Engage internationally to mitigate shared risks from AI.


Read the full submission below:


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