The shifting sands of AI regulation

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Foundation ModelsThe Government has set up a £100m AI Foundation Model Taskforce charged with leading AI safety research, developing responsible standards and governance that can be used to underpin the White Paper and the UK's approach to regulation of foundation models.
47% : A House of Lords report published on 18 July 2023, Artificial intelligence: Developments, risks and regulation" (that relies heavily on an earlier report by Sir Tony Blair and Lord Hague of Richmond, "A new national purpose: AI Promises a World-Leading Future of Britain") advocates creating a national AI laboratory called Sentinel to research and test safe AI.
39% : One of the key differences between the UK and EU approaches to regulating AI is that the UK is not proposing to introduce any broadly applicable AI-specific regulations.

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