How the UK can stay one move ahead in AI policy chess

Embracing open source is an important step

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How the UK can stay one move ahead in AI policy chess

OpenUK CEO Amanda Brock says the AI Safety Institute's use of open source is "a stroke of genius."

As the UK joins the world in South Korea for the second AI Safety Summit, there is a steady flow of announcements coming from the AI Safety Institute and DSIT. Open source will undoubtedly feature ...

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