Anneliese Dodds (Oxford East) (Lab/Co-op): It is such a pleasure to take part in this critical debate.

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It is such a pleasure to take part in this critical debate. I start by acknowledging the Government’s commitment to rolling out AI in many areas and making the UK an adoption nation. They must also respond to the public demand for regulation in this area, however, and recognise that the two are interlinked. Research from the Ada Lovelace Institute and the Alan Turing Institute found that 72% of the public would feel more comfortable with AI if it was properly regulated. There are clear potentials from AI, but there are also clear harms. We have already heard about chatbots in this debate, and

It is such a pleasure to take part in this critical debate. I start by acknowledging the Government’s commitment to rolling out AI in many areas and making the UK an adoption nation. They must also respond to the public demand for regulation in this area, however, and recognise that the two are interlinked. Research from the Ada Lovelace Institute and the Alan Turing Institute found that 72% of the public would feel more comfortable with AI if it was properly regulated. There are clear potentials from AI, but there are also clear harms. We have already heard about chatbots in this debate, and …

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