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China and the United States are some of the signatories on Britain's "world-first" declaration on the risks around artificial intelligence ahead of the opening of the AI safety summit in London.
The "Bletchley declaration on AI safety" has been agreed upon by the 28 countries attending the summit, and will act as a starting point for global conversation on the issue.
Guest: Hetan Shah: CEO of the British Academy, the Chair of Our World in Data and a visiting professor at King's College London.
The "Bletchley declaration on AI safety" has been agreed upon by the 28 countries attending the summit, and will act as a starting point for global conversation on the issue.
Guest: Hetan Shah: CEO of the British Academy, the Chair of Our World in Data and a visiting professor at King's College London.
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