The UK has been a hub for technological innovation for years, from Alan Turing's pioneering work to the thriving start-up ecosystem in cities like London, Cambridge, and Manchester.
However, in many of my conversations with tech C-level individuals over the years, the main concern was the lack of government support or restrictions to move projects forward.
So, I am cautiously optimistic about the United Kingdom's bold move announced this week to allocate £14 billion towards a "pro-growth, pro-innovation" AI strategy.
The UK has often played catch-up to AI powerhouses like the United States and China. This move has the potential to change the UK's position as a leader in AI development, as it signals the UK's ambition to be at the forefront of AI development and its commitment to technological progress.
In my opinion, it's a step overdue.
The full article was posted in the publication "Tomorrow's Affairs" on January 19th, 2025
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