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UK must shape AI future or face being at 'mercy and whim' of technology, says Liz Kendall
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Tecnología·28/4/2026Resumen IA

UK must shape AI future or face being at 'mercy and whim' of technology, says Liz Kendall

Technology secretary Liz Kendall has warned Britain must seize the initiative on artificial intelligence or risk being left at the mercy of technology shaped by others. Speaking about the UK's ability to develop its own capabilities, Kendall highlighted that 70% of global AI computing power is provided by just five US companies – Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Oracle. She announced a state AI investment fund launched this month and revealed plans to become more influential in designing and manufacturing AI chips. The speech comes amid concerns the UK is struggling to develop its own path in AI despite producing academic talent and hosting companies like Google DeepMind.

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Guardian UK
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UK Launches £500m Sovereign AI Fund with First Investment in Callosum
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Tecnología·19/4/2026Resumen IA

UK Launches £500m Sovereign AI Fund with First Investment in Callosum

The UK government has announced its first investment under a £500m sovereign AI fund, taking a stake in London-based Callosum, which helps different computer chips work together for AI training. Technology secretary Liz Kendall urged the country to embrace AI despite concerns about job displacement and cybersecurity risks, acknowledging people are worried but emphasizing the need to 'seize this to make it work for Britain'. Six UK startups will also receive access to government-funded supercomputers.

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Guardian Tech
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Kendall says Starmer would have withdrawn Mandelson US ambassador appointment if he knew vetting failed
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Política·19/4/2026Resumen IA

Kendall says Starmer would have withdrawn Mandelson US ambassador appointment if he knew vetting failed

Liz Kendall has said Keir Starmer would have withdrawn Peter Mandelson's appointment as UK ambassador to the US if he had known he failed security vetting, regardless of timing near Trump's inauguration. The science and technology secretary defended the prime minister amid calls for his resignation, stating Starmer is a 'man of integrity' and blaming Mandelson and senior officials for the failure to disclose vetting concerns. The controversy has prompted resignations of senior civil servants and opposition parties are demanding Starmer take responsibility.

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Guardian UK
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