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The UK leads the way in Europe for generative AI patents, edging Germany, according to UN research.

The UK and the Republic of Korea are forging ahead with plans for the next wave of global discussions on the safe development of Artificial Intelligence, with the AI Seoul Summit set for 21st and 22nd May.

27 nations, including the United Kingdom, Republic of Korea, France, United States, United Arab Emirates, as well as the European Union, have signed up to developing proposals for assessing AI risks over the coming months, in a set of agreements that bring the AI Seoul Summit to an end.

Cancer waiting times are set to fall thanks to new AI technology that locates cancer cells 2.5 times quicker than doctors alone.

The UK Government’s pioneering AI Safety Institute is set to broaden its international horizons by opening its first overseas office in San Francisco this summer, Technology Secretary Michelle Donelan has announced.

The UK’s market for ensuring thetrustworthiness of AI systemsis poised to grow six-fold over the next decade – unlocking more than £6.5 billion as the UK government uses AI to kickstart growth.

A United Nations (UN) advisory board onartificial intelligence (AI)has unveiled seven key recommendations aimed at addressing gaps in AI governance and ensuring the safe and responsible development of AI systems worldwide.

New commitments to develop AI safely have been agreed with 16 AI tech companies spanning the globe, including companies from the US, China, and the Middle East, marking a world-first on the opening day of the AI Seoul Summit.

New research, supported by over 30 nations, as well as representatives from the EU and the UN, has highlighted the potential impact of AI if governments and society do not deepen their collaboration on AI safety.

The UK government has announced a £4 million investment in a new project aimed at improving the use ofArtificial Intelligence(AI) in schools.