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ARTICLE · 19 FEBRUARY 2024

UK Government Develops Its AI Regulation Framework

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On 6 February 2024, the UK Government published its response to its AI White Paper consultation (for an outline of the White Paper, see our previous article here).

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On 6 February 2024, the UK Government published its response to its AI White Paper consultation (for an outline of the White Paper, see our previous article here). In this week's response, the Government outlined a future roadmap for the development and enforcement of AI in the UK.

The response represents the Government's most detailed explanation to date of what it envisions a "pragmatic", "pro-innovation" approach to AI regulation will look like. While no new AI law has been proposed, the Government acknowledges that "future binding measures" may be required to address AI-related harms. The Government's response paper outlines its focal points and enforcement structure with regards to AI governance, and as well as potential binding measures on organisations.

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