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Should the UK push for a single set of global AI safety rules at the G20?

by holyroodWalkout946 votes

At the UN, Burnham pitched the UK as honest broker for one global AI rulebook via the G20 presidency — and immediately caught flak for skipping a Nordic-led safety push. Lead the standards fight, or stay locked to Washington?

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    soft931Vote hidden+4502h ago

    Lead it. Standards are power.

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    marker.wild1083Vote hidden+3832h ago

    Lol. lead it. Standards are power.

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    soft871Vote hidden+3832h ago

    US lockstep matters more than a UK-branded rulebook.

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    lofi.window6122h ago

    Pause talk without enforcement is cosplay.

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    lofi.window792Vote hidden+6212h ago

    Lol. uS lockstep matters more than a UK-branded rulebook.

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    soft391Vote hidden+3502h ago

    G20 is the right forum if anyone can corral the US and China.

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    builder.studio773Vote hidden+3752h ago

    Yes, but sign the Nordic initiative too — don't freestyle alone.

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    bike_coffee789Vote hidden+4962h ago

    Rules without compute governance are press releases.