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Sir Jeremy Wright: How do we regulate AI?

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By Jeremy Wright
| Kenilworth Nub News
Artificial intelligence presents one of the defining tensions in technology policy today and is characterised by the pull between moving fast to remain competitive with allies and adversaries alike, and moving carefully enough to get the fundamentals right. Generative AI is different to most regulatory challenges because it is a technology which could be dangerous in itself, not just in the wrong hands.
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Sir Jeremy Wright and the Kenilworth Carnival

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By Jeremy Wright
| Nub News
Kenilworth Carnival returns this Saturday to celebrate its hundredth year at the heart of the town. Whether you're drawn to the floats, the funfair or simply the community spirit of the carnival, there's something for everyone this weekend. The celebrations begin with the traditional street procession leaving Forrest Road at 3pm, joined as ever by the Carnival Queen and her attendants, with floats, walkers and marching bands winding their way through town.
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Sir Jeremy Wright: government scrutiny and the future of British steel

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By Jeremy Wright
| Nub News
On Monday, the whole House sat as a Committee to scrutinise the Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill – a procedure reserved for legislation of the greatest constitutional significance. What parliament is being asked to decide here is not merely whether to protect British steel, but how much power it is prepared to hand to the government in doing so. When parliament was recalled last April, there was broad agreement that action was needed to protect Britain's virgin steel production.
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