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2 November 2023FeaturesCopyright ChannelMarisa Woutersen

UK’s House of Lords is hungry for new AI rules

As global leaders, tech CEOs, and policymakers convene for the first Global AI Safety Summit in the UK, members in the House of Lords (HoL) are urging the government to address the rapid advancements and associated risks of AI.

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