The first secretary said that while AI had enormous potential to improve lives, and the government wanted to capitalise on the technology, there were "clearly huge risks to our national security and society if the right guardrails are not put in place".
The first secretary said that while AI had enormous potential to improve lives, and the government wanted to capitalise on the technology, there were "clearly huge risks to our national security and society...
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The first secretary said that while AI had enormous potential to improve lives, and the government wanted to capitalise on the technology, there were "clearly huge risks to our national security and society if the right guardrails are not put in place".
The first secretary said that while AI had enormous potential to improve lives, and the government wanted to capitalise on the technology, there were "clearly huge risks to our national security and society if the right guardrails are not put in place".
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