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Government of the United Kingdom
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Britain faces a clear choice: shape the AI revolution or let it shape us. That choice has far reaching impacts across our economy, our public services, and our national security. So we are taking control of our future and launching a new taskforce to...
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[馃嚭馃嚫 Congress, Oct 2025] Requiring age verification and content safeguards for AI chatbots to protect minors
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Government of the United Kingdom
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AI chatbot services whose primary purpose is to provide sexual relationships to their users will not be available to children under 18.
AI Verified source (Jun 1, 2026) -
Governments should fund open-source AI safety tools and red-teaming infrastructure as public goods.
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Government of the United Kingdom
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Some 拢27 million will now be made available through the fund, supporting research efforts to ensure AI systems work as they鈥檙e supposed to, with 拢5.6 million coming from OpenAI, and additional support from Microsoft and others.
AI Verified source (Feb 19, 2026) -
AI labs should conduct risk assessments before high-stakes internal deployment of frontier models
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Government of the United Kingdom
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Conducting thorough risk assessments before developing or deploying new models, complemented with continual monitoring (incorporating, for example, evaluation results, evidence from earlier models, and expert forecasts). [...] For example, at a given...
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Government of the United Kingdom
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Government of the United Kingdom
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The UK remains fully committed to the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons. Under the UK鈥檚 chairmanship in 2017, High Contracting Parties agreed essential financial reforms. But the Convention will only become financially stable if all High Con...
more AI Verified source (2018)