UK advisors warn of AI becoming a consumer not a producer
Senior government scientific advisors have warned of a dangerous turning point, where Britain could become a "high-value customer for artificial intelligence" rather than being able to shape and direct its use. They called for urgent action to build domestic capabilities and strengthen strategic independence by appointing a government official to implement an AI sovereignty policy, investing in skills and infrastructure, and testing AI systems in vital sectors such as security, health, and education. The goal is to reduce reliance on foreign companies, particularly American ones, and to ensure that the economy and public services benefit from AI advancements while maintaining access to global technologies.
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