Behind the curve or biding its time? Chris Kemp, Associate at Kemp IT Law, looks at the UK Government’s approach to setting the rules for AI.
AI and regulation – the UK approach
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Chris is recognised as “one of the UK’s leading software and data lawyers” (LexisNexis). He has extensive experience advising buyers and sellers of software, data and technology products, including specific “expertise in AI projects” (Legal 500, 2025).
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