Britain's “Financial Times” quoted anonymous sources familiar with the matter as reporting that the British government is drawing up plans to implement mandatory security reporting and regulatory monitoring for cutting-edge artificial intelligence. Minister Kanishka Narayan, who is in charge of this technical affairs, will deliver a speech on Monday, saying that companies with AI models that continue to enhance their R&D capabilities and have the ability to make independent decisions must further improve risk response and safety protection. Narayan will issue a warning: the government is preparing to pass legislation to strengthen supervision of this rapidly developing technology. Ministers believe that while cutting-edge AI poses safety and employment risks, it is still expected to boost economic growth prospects.

Britain's “Financial Times” quoted anonymous sources familiar with the matter as reporting that the British government is drawing up plans to implement mandatory security reporting and regulatory monitoring for cutting-edge artificial intelligence. Minister Kanishka Narayan, who is in charge of this technical affairs, will deliver a speech on Monday, saying that companies with AI models that continue to enhance their R&D capabilities and have the ability to make independent decisions must further improve risk response and safety protection. Narayan will issue a warning: the government is preparing to pass legislation to strengthen supervision of this rapidly developing technology. Ministers believe that while cutting-edge AI poses safety and employment risks, it is still expected to boost economic growth prospects.