The UK Labour Party has proposed new regulations that would force artificial intelligence (AI) companies to share test data with officials to increase transparency. The party would replace a voluntary testing agreement reached between several leading technology companies and the government during the AI Safety Summit last November with a statutory regime. Peter Kyle, the Shadow Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology, has called for greater transparency from AI companies, arguing that regulators and politicians have failed to rein in social media platforms. Under the new proposals, AI firms would be required to share all test data and reveal what they are testing for, and would also need to conduct safety tests with independent oversight.
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