research into fusion energy here at culham continues demonstrating uk innovation.global ai power players? marc cieslak, bbc news. so as we mentioned here, we are also talking to miles taylor, former us national security official under the previous trump administration. miles, i know that priya has a tonne of questions for you, so off you go. questions for you, so off you io, ~ , �* , questions for you, so off you go. miles, it's me again! we only have — go. miles, it's me again! we only have six _ go. miles, it's me again! we only have six minutes - go. miles, it's me again! we only have six minutes and i l only have six minutes and i have so many questions for you. donald trump has said he'll repeal president biden�*s executive order on al — what can we expect when it comes to ai policy from the us once trump is president in a week? is waiting with baited breath to see — is waiting with baited breath to see what those details are. but i — to see what those details are. but i think what's been made clear— but i think what's been made clear by— but i think what's be

research into fusion energy here at culham continues, demonstrating uk innovation. ai action plan result in a home—grown company that can challenge the global a! power players? marc cieslak, bbc news. for more details on why prime minister keir starmer is focussing so strongly on al, i spoke to chief political correspondent henry zeffman. the prime minister i think is throwing his personal authority behind this and is trying to demonstrate the message that the action plan expresses which is the uk wants to be a hospitable home for the ai sector and for al companies. i am really struck by the optimistic rhetoric that we have heard overnight and we will hear more from the prime minister on artificial intelligence because previous governments have flitted between stressing caution about the potential dangers of ai and optimism about the potential upsides. keir starmer and his government appear to have definitively landed on the side of the upsides and i think that is what we are getting in this speech and announcement and action plan today. do you think he will talk ab

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