Baroness Lloyd of Effra
Labour peer · Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade and Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport
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“Britain will become the first country in the world to ban chatbots that offer sexualised content to under-18s. We will restrict this functionality on general purpose chatbots, too.”
“The Government have committed to introducing mandatory breaks in AI chatbot use for under-18s, to encourage healthier online habits. We have also taken a delegated power in the Crime and Policing Act to bring currently unregulated AI chatbot services within the scope of the Online Safety Act’s illegal-content duties.”
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Time is Money: How Regulators Can Support Growth (Industry and Regulators Committee Report)
According to the Hansard excerpt, a Lords Grand Committee debate on a committee report about regulators and growth saw AI mentioned by eleven peers. Excerpts show Lord Black on publishers withholding content from AI overviews and Baroness Harding asking when the Government will set out its approach to AI.
AI, Screen Usage and Social Media: Effect on Children
In a take-note debate opened by Crossbench peer Lord Patel, 23 Lords spoke on AI chatbots, screens and social media in childhood. Several called for a commission on AI and for safety-by-design duties. Government minister Baroness Lloyd of Effra set out planned chatbot restrictions for under-18s.