Member of Parliament Lisa Cameron chaired the debate and started proceedings by arguing that the U.K. needs to "level up" if it wants to be a superpower across emerging digital technologies.
Rishi Sunak’s vision of the U.K. becoming a global hub for Bitcoin will likely come true, and the U.K. will be better off for the strict approach it has taken from the outset.
Countries unite in the Bletchley Declaration, acknowledging the pressing need for collective management of AI risks, emphasizing transparency, cooperation, and international governance.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak shares similar sentiments about establishing uniform AI standards, as U.K. lawmakers call for stricter AI rules and international coalition to tackle AI's borderless impact.
The U.K. government is in talks with Nvidia, Intel, and Advanced Micro Devices to buy AI chips with an aim to bolster the country's AI research and innovation as competition in the sector heats up.
Digital Pilipinas' efforts to revitalize the Philippines' fintech industry gain recognition overseas, with Convenor Amor Maclang making the roster of the exclusive 200 global leaders.
In a speech at the London Tech Week, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak disclosed that the U.K. would not just be the intellectual home but the geographical home of global AI safety regulation.
The U.K. has joined numerous countries calling for AI regulation, setting up a new unit to oversee the sector and leverage the technology to make the country a tech superpower by 2030.
Virtual asset service providers (VASPs) in the United Kingdom are struggling to land banking partners and are having their accounts frozen and closed, according to a Bloomberg report.
Tasked to develop the NFT in 2022, the Royal Mint is dropping the plans but keeping the proposal under review, and opposition leaders have supported the move.
While Switzerland and the European Union are leading the race to become a digital assets hub, Philip Hammond believes the U.K. is not far behind and may soon see it overtake with proper regulations.
In this open letter, Gavin Lucas shares his opinions on how to build the U.K. as a "global hub" for digital currency assets following the statements of U.K. Chancellor Rishi Sunak.
