The UK government's inaugural global summit on Artificial Intelligence (AI), focusing on safety measures and risk evaluation, is set to take place at the historic Bletchley Park in Milton Keynes. The summit, scheduled for November 1-2, 2023, aims to convene international government representatives, tech CEOs, and researchers to discuss crucial AI risks.
Milton Keynes City Council Leader Pete Marland emphasized the city's history of innovation, linking Bletchley Park's pioneering role in modern computing to the present leadership in technology and AI. Bletchley Park, renowned as the home of WW2 codebreakers, provides a fitting backdrop for discussions on the cutting edge of AI technology.
Iain Standen, CEO of the Bletchley Park Trust, expressed the trust's honor in hosting the summit, drawing parallels between Bletchley Park's historical contributions and its role as a platform for international discussions on AI safety standards.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak highlighted the UK's position at the forefront of technological advancements and innovation, deeming Bletchley Park the ideal venue for addressing AI's opportunities and challenges. Sunak underscored the significance of securing international cooperation to ensure AI's safe and responsible development.
Thames Valley Police are collaborating on the event's policing plan, which includes potential road closures. Milton Keynes City Council aims to provide local residents and businesses with information about the event's impact and logistics in the coming weeks.
As AI's global influence grows, this summit at Bletchley Park marks a significant step toward fostering responsible AI development and safety practices.
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