Britain’s Sunak defends China invite at AI summit while facing down Tory hawks
The British Prime Minister tells POLITICO it had been the “right decision” to invite China, despite vocal opposition from some Tory backbenchers.
The British Prime Minister tells POLITICO it had been the “right decision” to invite China, despite vocal opposition from some Tory backbenchers.
Harris urged the international community to focus on the “full spectrum” of artificial intelligence risks, including bias and discrimination
His statement comes after the first British nationals crossed the Rafah border crossing from Gaza into Egypt.
At a two-day AI summit held by the United Kingdom, the likes of Gina Raimondo, the U.S. Commerce Secretary, and Věra Jourová, Europe’s digital chief, called for unity.
The King — a longstanding advocate of bolder action to combat climate change — will deliver the opening address at the World Climate Action Summit.