The March 2023 white paper states the five AI principles will start on a non-statutory basis and be implemented by existing regulators.
The UK white paper keeps the principles non-statutory initially and assigns implementation to existing regulators.
Publication set the non-statutory, regulator-led principles approach.
The UK white paper and Singapore’s Model Framework both privilege existing regulators or voluntary tools over an early omnibus AI Act.
UK policy paper proposing five AI principles implemented by existing regulators on a non-statutory basis 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
Later legislative hardening proposals sit outside the 2023 white paper text that this coverage quotes.
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