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Deepmind, an AI start up in the UK, developed an AI that can master many arcade games. This picture displays the technology beating an expert gamer in the hit game, "go."  This revelutionary technology could not be overlooked and as of January, 2014, Deepmind was purchased by Google for 500 Million dollars.  This technology is only the start of the strong AI future for the United kingdom. (2016)
https://www.zdnet.com/article/googles-deepmind-ai-now-it-taps-into-dreams-to-learn-even-faster/

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In this Audio clip, I will explain what Artificial Intelligence is and why it is so important and why it is such a hot topic in the UK.

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If you would like some more context and would like to know a little bit more about AI, this video is very helpful.

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What is Artificial Intelligence (or Machine Learning)?

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112 lawyers competed against an AI system called CaseCrunch in a weeklong derby in October, 2017. CaseCrunch is an AI startup from cambridge that predicts the outcome of court cases. The lawyers were challenged to predict the court cases as well and whichever team has a higher accuracy, wins. The AI system easily won the competition with an final tally of 86% accuracy to the lawyers 63%. This is an astounding accomplishment as well as a big concern to whether lawyers might lose their jobs. The judge of the competition, Ian Dodd, comments, “the knowledge jobs will go, the wisdom jobs will stay.”
http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-41829534

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A confident teen, Sarah Conejo, makes a responds in front of the House of Lords AI committee following their statement on AI on April 26, 2018. This confrontation is regarding their published document, “AI in the UK; ready, willing and able?” She strongly displays her opinion that AI should be taught in schools in order for the United Kingdom to become a leader in AI. This event demonstrates the vast interest in AI from people of all ages.
http://www.appg-ai.org/evidence/teenagers-response-to-lords-ai-report-ai-in-the-uk-ready-willing-and-able/

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The prime minister of the UK, Theresa May, visits a training center for AI in Birmingham in 2017. This visit was after the announcement of increased funding in artificial intelligence, showing a dramatic spike of interest of Artificial Intelligence to the UK as of 2017. https://www.axios.com/uk-wants-front-and-center-on-ai-901a1fd2-d763-46c7-b913-3a5d157ea8b5.html

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This graph shows how much more advanced the United Kingdom is in the field of AI compared to the rest of Europe. This graph shows how the UK has almost more than every other European country combined, making the UK a strong leader in AI. (July 2017)
https://medium.com/cityai/the-european-artificial-intelligence-landscape-more-than-400-ai-companies-build-in-europe-bd17a3d499b

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This political cartoon comically represents the the danger of creating smart machines. 2 men are interrogating a computer who is suspected of a crime, showing the potential use of AI for negative. These concerns reflect the views of many British AI experts like Rtuart Rusell and the HOR comitee.
https://danscartoons.com/cartoon-category/robots/

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This political cartoon on AI demonstrates the concern of the power of AI in the united kingdom. The joke is based off the Turing Test to decide whether robots are considered intelligent. In this antithetical situation, robots are using this same method to observe humans.
http://www.chrismadden.co.uk/cartoon-gallery/turing-test-cartoon-a-robot-testing-a-baby-using-the-turing-test/

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Prime Minister Realizes importance of AI

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Prime Minister Realizes importance of AI

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This is an address by the prime minister of the UK, Theresa May. She talks to the entire parliament about the United Kingdom’s strategy to take on AI. This picture shows how important it is to the UK to succeed in this field and how popular it is today. Everyone realizes the potential of this technology and recognizes its importance.
http://observer.com/2018/01/theresa-may-artificial-intelligence-davos/

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This is a picture depicts a computer program successfully passing the Turing Test. The program will have a conversation with you just like a human can. This was a revolutionary moment in AI that helped in the advancement of this technology in the world including the UK.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/computer-chatbot-eugene-goostman-passes-the-turing-test/

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This is a short film made by Staurt Russell, a british AI expert. It gives a very realistic illustration of how catastrophic AI can be if used for the wrong reasons really giving us a perspective on how cautious we need to be.
VIDEO: CLICK PICTURE

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This picture was posted on a blog post summarizing the UK’s approach to Artificial intelligence. The picture represents the debate over autonomy and AI. Is it a good thing to let robots do everything for us or will it be devastating to the economy? The United kingdom is hesitant and concerned about the potential loss of millions of jobs as well as other ethical and moral concerns.

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Artificial Intellingence in the UK: General Summary

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Artificial Intellingence in the UK: General Summary

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United Kingdom is falling behind in AI: Specific Essay

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United Kingdom is falling behind in AI: Specific Essay

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This is my specific essay analyzing the United Kingdom's position in the world race of AI over the last 50 years and how they have difficulty competeing with countries like China.

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1950: Alan Turing created the Turing Test, a test that determines whether a computer has intelligence

1963: Donald Michie, founds AI research program at edinburgh university

1973: The Science Research Council of Britain gives an unbiased assessment of AI productivity

1973: The UK shuts down funding for AI in the United Kingdom after the negative report.

1983: Great Britain funds a program called Alvey programme to research AI again, Led by Rob Alvey. The funding ends in 1988.

2010: Deepmind, The UK’s most successful AI startup is founded

2013: April: Lobster, a UK based AI company is founded

2014: On January 26 Deepmind, an AI startup in the UK was purchased by google  for 500 million dollars.

2015: Alan turing institute founded, joining cambridge, oxford and edinburgh to join together on research

2016: September: The Parliament assesses AI and allocates 270 million into funding

2016: April: Swiftkey is acquired by microsoft for 250 million

2016: June: Magic Pony Technology, a British AI startup, acquired by twitter  for 150 million

2017: **The House of Lords Artificial Intelligence committee was established on June 29
2018: On march 6th 2018, the UK launched a sector deal allocating 20M towards AI centre of training and educating

2018: April: The House of Lords released a paper revealing strategy for AI:(Ready, Willing and Able?)

2018: In April, Cambridge was founded 10 million dollars to build supercomputer with AI

2018: AI committee proposes 5 principles to a “safe AI”

2018: On april 27, Government allocates additional 600 million pounds to AI development