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Recommendation 2
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Acknowledged
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Set out a plan to upskill and resource non-digital sector regulators for the AI regime.
Recommendation
The Government should set out a plan to provide upskilling and resourcing for non- digital sector regulators to ensure they can meet the needs of the new cross-sector regulatory regime for AI.
Government Response Summary
The government recognises the need for central coordination and states it is establishing a central risk function and implementing a coordination function. It will provide further details in a forthcoming response to the white paper consultation.
Paragraph Reference:
20
Government Response
Acknowledged
HM Government
Acknowledged
The Government recognises that strong central coordination will be essential for the delivery of our principles-based approach to regulating AI, in which individual regulators and departments will be responsible for regulatory policy and oversight. As set out in the AI regulation white paper, we are in the process of putting in place a suite of central support functions that will help to ensure we are developing a clear and coherent regulatory environment for AI. To this end, we have already established a central risk function, and are implementing a coordination function to work across government departments, as well as the wider regulatory landscape as a whole. We will provide further details on these functions in our forthcoming response to the white paper consultation Intellectual Property Recommendations