The agreement I signed with François-Philippe Champagne (FPC) 🇨🇦 earlier this year opens up new avenues for innovation both here and in Canada. Wayve 's new Vancouver base is a great vote of confidence in our growing partnership that we continue to build across AI and tech. 🇬🇧🇨🇦💻

I am excited to be building on the legacy of our historic Bletchley Park AI Safety Summit with two days of talks at the AI Seoul Summit in May.

We are working with international partners and a broad range of voices to ensure AI Safety stays at the top of the global agenda 🇬🇧 🇰🇷

It’s time for the next chapter.

AI Seoul Summit | AI 서울 정상회의
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.Microsoft making London home to its new AI hub is another huge vote of confidence in the UK’s status as a global leader in AI and our mission to develop it safely – driving innovation and growth across the country 🇬🇧

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The agreement I signed with Secretary Gina Raimondo on AI safety represents a landmark moment in the 🇬🇧 & 🇺🇸 enduring special relationship.

Our AI Safety Institutes AI Safety Institute will work together as our nations pave the way for a future where we can safely harness the benefits of AI.

Dementia affects many families, including mine, so great that trials from @UCL University of Oxford Alzheimer's Society & Alzheimer's Research UK may mean earlier treatment

Charities, govt, academia & industry are tackling this cruel disease including through the Dame Barbara Windsor Dementia Mission

.Mark Thomson has made an exceptional contribution to the advancement of particle physics, and to international research collaboration generally, over the course of his stellar career to date

He is the very best person to lead CERN and I'm proud to support him

The UK and US have signed a landmark agreement on AI safety.

This will see the UK's AI Safety Institute join forces with the US AI Safety Institute on testing models and sharing research 🇬🇧🇺🇸

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The AI Safety Institute is now on X.

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It’s vital that UK innovators have the right tools to protect the world we live in for generations to come.

That includes the digitisation of butterflies Natural History Museum which could prevent future pandemics.

Our £473m funding into research will help build a more prosperous UK.

🚨Labour have finally admitted they would scrap our childcare plans.

This would cause huge uncertainty for working parents who are set to save £6,900 a year.

But yet again, they’ve refused to say what their plan is.

Only the Conservatives have a plan to back working parents.

We're investing £473m to transform research.

🐛Digitising millions of natural science specimens
🔬Building powerful microscopes
⚛️Enabling projects with the US on the nature of matter

This will help UK innovators deliver major scientific breakthroughs on a global scale
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Well done to the winners of the Cyber Explorers cup 👏

Developing digital skills is vital in our ever more technical world. Through Cyber Explorers, students can gain crucial knowledge in cyber security concepts such as encryption and boost their future careers 🚀

Our commitment to public safety is unwavering. Following the disruption to the 999-system last June, we've been working with BT to enhance resilience measures.

Our priority is to ensure the UK is always prepared to address emergencies effectively.

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Online crimes like cyber-flashing will no longer be tolerated.

Our milestone Online Safety Act has criminalised cyber-flashing amongst other offences, making the UK the safest place to be online.

We must harness the potential of emerging technologies to unlock new opportunities and boost productivity.

Our two days of G7 Italy talks in Italy have laid the foundations for us to further this work, delivering transformative change through our shared expertise and innovation 🇮🇹 🇬🇧

NEWS: We're changing the law to cut tax for workers & parents.

That's why yesterday the UK House of Commons passed a bill that will save average earners £900 a year when coupled with last year's announced cuts.