UK Prime Minister Burnham accuses Russia of spreading disinformation in an attack on society.
They publishedBurnham Warns UN About Russian Disinformation
First reportBloomberg · 22 Sept, 23:45Z
Latest reportBloomberg · 23 Sept, 02:15Z
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Why it matters
What
Burnham accused Russia of spreading disinformation, describing it as an attack on society.
Why
The allegation raises concerns about information security and public trust in the UK.
Watch
Watch for supporting evidence and any response from Russia.
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Summary
- UK plans new National Centre for Information Defence to counter AI-enabled disinformation.
- Burnham says Russia spends about £1.3 billion annually on manipulation of information.
- UK aims to lead global AI safety standards and act as an honest broker.
- UK IA Security Institute tests major AI models, with some firms not submitting data.
- Government seeks international cooperation on AI regulation, involving US and EU partners.