AI use by UK companies delayed by lack of regulatory clarity, says government study
( June 2, 2025, 09:24 GMT | Official Statement) -- UK companies would adopt more AI and advanced technologies, if there were clearer regulation on AI and environmental technologies in place, according to a study on barriers to tech uptake commissioned by the government. Business leaders noted concerns around being unintentionally non-compliant. The study found that government-led market interventions such as changing regulations and standards are a key action for increasing AI and advanced tech adoption, particularly among more reluctant firms and sectors. The study saw very few instances where businesses reported there was too much regulation, rather businesses lamented a lack of clarity in the law.Study and literature review attached:...
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