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Britain says it is open to AI regulation if voluntary safeguards fall short

By Paul Sandle LONDON, Aug 3 (Reuters) – Britain would consider regulating advanced AI models if its current voluntary system for testing them before deployment no longer proved…

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By Paul Sandle LONDON, Aug 3 (Reuters) – Britain would consider regulating advanced AI models if its current voluntary system for testing them before deployment no longer proved sufficient to protect

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