UK offers £100mn to homegrown AI start-ups for public services
UKPulse News Desk
The UK government has announced a scheme to provide £100 million to domestic AI start-ups. This funding aims to enhance public services and follows increasing opposition to government contracts with US software group Palantir.
- The UK is offering £100 million to homegrown AI start-ups.
- The funding is intended to improve public services.
- The scheme follows growing opposition to government contracts with US software group Palantir.
The UK government has launched a new scheme offering £100 million to homegrown artificial intelligence (AI) start-ups. This initiative is designed to support the improvement of public services through domestic AI innovation.
The announcement comes amid increasing opposition to the government's existing contracts with the US software group Palantir.