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The March 2023 white paper keeps principles non-statutory initially.
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Implement AI principles through existing regulators on a non-statutory basis first
Issue cross-cutting AI principles without immediate statute and assign implementation to existing sector regulators.
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Events and deadlines- 2023-03-29UK publishes AI regulation white paper
The government presented its pro-innovation AI regulation white paper to Parliament.
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UK white paper keeps AI principles non-statutory initially
The white paper states principles will be issued on a non-statutory basis and implemented by existing regulators.
We will not put these principles on a statutory footing initially. … Instead, the principles will be issued on a non-statutory basis and implemented by existing regulators.UK Department for Science, Innovation and Technology · UK AI regulation white paper · paragraph 11