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Tom Duff Gordon, OpenAI's head of policy in EMEA, calls on the UK to introduce binding AI rules to "establish durable, mandatory, capability-based requirements"

OpenAI's top lobbyist in Europe said Prime Minister Andy Burnham should use the current "political window" to legislate for AI safety.

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Tom Duff Gordon, OpenAI's head of policy in EMEA, calls on the UK to introduce binding AI rules to "establish durable, mandatory, capability-based requirements"

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