“Auditing” approach for real-time regulation of AI could ensure ethical development, MPs hear
The UK risks falling behind in its development of artificial intelligence systems unless the government commits to investing in UK university research, MPs have heard.
Giving evidence at a House of Commons Science and Technology Committee meeting on 22 February, Wendy Hall, regius professor of computer science at the University of Southampton, said that building “sovereign capabilities” would be crucial if society is to benefit from AI technologies.
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