Kanishka Narayan

If the right mechanism and lever changes in time and it feels like regulation might be a way that helps us do that, of course, we will look at it.

A key consideration will be whether AI gains are broadly shared across regions, income groups, sectors and generations and that the opportunities are accessible, regardless of background, gender or geography.

AI is going to reshape the world of work, with some jobs more impacted than others, but AI will also create new roles and opportunities.

With fresh backing from OpenAI and Microsoft, we’re supporting work that’s crucial to ensuring AI delivers its huge benefits safely, confidently and for everyone.

We can only unlock the full power of AI if people trust it – that’s the mission driving all of us. Trust is one of the biggest barriers to AI adoption, and alignment research tackles this head-on.

I appreciate the intent behind the amendments and the shadow Minister’s position of understanding but not supporting them, which I share.