Matt Clifford, a tech entrepreneur and chair of the UK’s Advanced Research and Invention Agency, said of his blueprint for Britain’s approach to artificial intelligence: “This is a plan which puts us all-in — backing the potential of AI to grow our economy, improve lives for citizens and make us a global hub for AI investment and innovation.”All 50 recommendations in his report, which has been seen by The Times, have been accepted by the government. They centre around the three pillars of AI: computing power, data and talent. AI needs huge computing resources, and the Labour government was criticised when it cancelled a £1.3 billion plan to increase the number of publicly-owned supercomputers. Ministers said it was unfunded. This was made up of

Source: The Times January 12, 2025 22:42 UTC