AI developers will need 'binding' rules in future, UK government says, but not too soon

By Jakub Krupa ( February 6, 2024, 19:45 GMT | Insight) -- Artificial intelligence developers could be given "binding legal requirements" regulating their conduct and product development in the future, the UK government said today as it rejected calls for a rush to legislate. Instead, in a much-awaited response to a consultation on a keystone AI policy paper it published last March, it pledged to support regulators with more resources and guidance to navigate its principles-based approach.Artificial intelligence developers could be given "binding legal requirements" regulating their conduct and product development in the future, the UK government said today as it rejected calls for a rush to legislate. Instead, it pledged to support regulators with more resources and guidance to navigate its principles-based approach....

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AI developers will need 'binding' rules in future, UK government says, but not too soon

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