Darren Jones says Westminster must get better at governing for a world with AI
Darren Jones, Chief Secretary to the Prime Minister, emphasized the need for Westminster to improve its governance regarding artificial intelligence. He highlighted the 'challenge of speed' that lawmakers face in adapting legislation to keep pace with technological advancements. Jones expressed confidence in using regulation to foster innovation while protecting public interests.
- ▪Darren Jones stated that Westminster must modernize its approach to governing artificial intelligence.
- ▪He described a 'challenge of speed' that lawmakers are currently grappling with.
- ▪The Crime and Policing Act allows the government to amend the Online Safety Act 2023 to address AI-related issues.
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| Publication time | Thu, 28 May 2026 23:56:21 GMT |
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