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Keir Starmer says technology can create a ‘better future’ as he addresses AI fears

Keir Starmer has said ministers should be able to “look every parent in the eye” and pledge that tech can create a “better future” for their children. The UK prime minister opened London Tech Week with a series of policy announcements on artificial intelligence, including a boost to AI infrastructure and a new AI tool to transform the planning system. Acknowledging a “social fear” around the impact of AI, Starmer said technology would benefit all of society. “By the end of this parliament we should be able to lo…

Policy · G Space — documented gain · certified 2026-07-12 · v5 · article view · machine-readable

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The UK prime minister opened London Tech Week with a series of policy announcements on artificial intelligence, including a boost to AI infrastructure and a new AI tool to transform the planning system.

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