Britain seeks to build homegrown rival to OpenAI in bid to become world leader in artificial intelligence
- The British government pledged to remove red tape hindering the construction of data centers for artificial intelligence, promoting a pro-innovation approach to regulation.
- Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced a 50-point plan to expand public computing power, including a new national supercomputer and AI growth zones.
- Three tech companies committed to spending £14 billion on AI in the UK, which is expected to create over 13,000 jobs.
- Starmer emphasized that AI could significantly boost the economy, potentially worth £47 billion annually over a decade.
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