UK urged to seize opportunity to become 'Green AI superpower'

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New industry-backed report calls for government to deliver green AI strategy to help curb environmental impacts and boost UK competitiveness

Britain has a "clear opportunity" to become a "green AI superpower" that pioneers the deveopment of AI solutions that are efficient, affordable, and deployable at scale. That is the headline conclusion...

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