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Everything on AI regulation from Parliament and GOV.UK in the last 30 days, most relevant first (21 items). We check new items against this search every hour. Summaries quote the source; read the original before you rely on it.

Query ("artificial intelligence" OR AI) AND (regulat* OR safety OR legislation OR governance OR copyright OR standards)

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  1. Written question 22 Oct 2026 · Commons · Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport

    Copyright: Artificial Intelligence (UIN 37344)

    The Government's March 2026 report and impact assessment on copyright and artificial intelligence recognised that copyright law may influence where AI developers choose to train their models, alongside other factors.

    “What evidence her Department has gathered since March 2026 on the copyright regime influences where AI models are trained.”

    Mentions “artificial intelligence”, “ai”, “copyright”. Summary quoted from the source.

  2. Written question 20 Oct 2026 · Lords · Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade

    Artificial Intelligence: Safety (UIN HL4341)

    The Government is ensuring the UK is prepared for the opportunities and risks of increasingly capable AI systems. Many AI systems are regulated at the point of use by existing expert regulators and legal frameworks.

    Mentions “artificial intelligence”, “ai”, “regulat”. Summary quoted from the source.

  3. Committee publication 27 Oct 2026 · Commons

    Business, Innovation, Science and Trade Committee: Letter from Anthropic relating to further point following the Committee's 13 October evidence session regarding AI safety, 22 October 2026

    Letter from Anthropic relating to further point following the Committee's 13 October evidence session regarding AI safety, 22 October 2026 AI adoption, safety and governance …

    Mentions “ai”, “safety”, “governance”. Summary quoted from the source.

  4. Committee publication 27 Oct 2026 · Commons

    Business, Innovation, Science and Trade Committee: Letter from the Cabinet Office Permanent Secretary relating to further information following the Committee evidence session on 13 October regarding AI safety, 19 October 2026

    Letter from the Cabinet Office Permanent Secretary relating to further information following the Committee evidence session on 13 October regarding AI safety, 19 October 2026 AI adoption, safety and governance …

    Mentions “ai”, “safety”, “governance”. Summary quoted from the source.

  5. Written question 26 Oct 2026 · Commons · Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

    Department for Energy Security and Net Zero: Artificial Intelligence (UIN 38209)

    The Digital function engages with the Government Digital Service and relevant cross-government cyber security bodies as part of its governance and assurance arrangements for digital, data and AI technologies.

    Mentions “artificial intelligence”, “ai”, “governance”. Summary quoted from the source.

  6. Written question 27 Oct 2026 · Commons · Department for Education

    Oak National Academy: Artificial Intelligence (UIN 38603)

    Aila is Oak National Academy’s optional artificial intelligence lesson assistant and teachers who choose to use it can create bespoke lesson resources and save time.

    “What legal liabilities rest with Oak National Academy and the teachers and schools who use its AI mode Aila in relation to any potential copyright infringement.”

    Mentions “artificial intelligence”, “ai”, “copyright”. Summary quoted from the source.

  7. Scottish question 2 Nov 2026 · Scottish Parliament

    S7W-04709: To ask the Scottish Government whether it has established any targets, guidance or governance framework for the adoption of AI across public bodies as part of…

    To ask the Scottish Government whether it has established any targets, guidance or governance framework for the adoption of AI across public bodies as part of the delivery of its proposed public service reform.

    Mentions “ai”, “governance”. Summary quoted from the source.

  8. Written question 27 Oct 2026 · Commons · Department for Education

    Department for Education: Artificial Intelligence (UIN 38602)

    Whether her Department has provided guidance to its arm's length bodies on the use and deployment of AI. The department has not issued specific guidance to its arm’s length bodies on the use and deployment of artificial intelligence (AI).

    Mentions “artificial intelligence”, “ai”, “regulat”. Summary quoted from the source.

  9. Written question 22 Oct 2026 · Commons · Department for Education

    Department for Education: Artificial Intelligence (UIN 37469)

    The department maintains governance and assurance arrangements for the procurement and deployment of artificial intelligence technologies and services, informed by relevant cross-government advice, guidance and good practice.

    “Whether her Department has sought advice from the Government Digital Service, Government Cyber Unit, or the National Cyber Security Centre regarding its procurement of AI products, models, or services.”

    Mentions “artificial intelligence”, “ai”, “governance”. Summary quoted from the source.

  10. Written question 27 Oct 2026 · Commons · Treasury

    Financial Services: Artificial Intelligence (UIN 38700)

    What discussions his Department has had with the Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority regarding the risks posed by autonomous artificial intelligence agents accessing customer bank …

    “The Government is collaborating closely with regulators to monitor and respond to risks posed by AI to consumers, firms and financial stability.”

    Mentions “artificial intelligence”, “ai”, “regulat”. Summary quoted from the source.

  11. Written question 27 Oct 2026 · Commons · Cabinet Office

    Artificial Intelligence: Safety (UIN 38569)

    In line with Civil Service policy, AISI has no plans to commission an independent evaluation of the outcomes of grants awarded under the Alignment Project.

    Mentions “artificial intelligence”, “safety”. Summary quoted from the source.

  12. Written question 29 Oct 2026 · Commons · Cabinet Office

    AI Security Institute: Canada (UIN 39197)

    The AI Security Institute (AISI) shares the findings of its pre-release evaluations with Canada’s AI Safety Institute in line with our individual agreements with AI developers.

    “Whether the AI Security Institute shares pre-deployment results with Canada's AI Safety Institute.”

    Mentions “ai”, “safety”. Summary quoted from the source.

  13. Policy paper 4 Nov 2026 · Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade

    EM on EU Regulation 2024/1689 on Artificial Intelligence

    The government's summary of an EU regulation laying down harmonised rules on artificial intelligence and amending several Regulations and Directives.

    Mentions “artificial intelligence”, “regulat”. Summary quoted from the source.

  14. Written question 22 Oct 2026 · Lords · Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport

    Advertising: Food (UIN HL4483)

    The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) is the independent regulator responsible for regulating advertising in the UK, through codes set by the Committees of Advertising Practice (CAP) and Broadcast Committee of Advertising Practice (BCAP).

    “What assessment they have made of regulation ensuring accuracy of food advertisement that has been created by AI.”

    Mentions “ai”, “regulat”, “standards”. Summary quoted from the source.

  15. Written question 2 Nov 2026 · Lords · Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport

    Written question (UIN HL4785)

    What minimum mobile connectivity standards, including latency, apply to sites designated as AI Growth Zones, Investment Zones, and freeports; and which governmental body is responsible for setting them.

    Mentions “ai”, “standards”. Summary quoted from the source.

  16. Bill amendment 5 Nov 2026 · Lords

    Health Bill: amendment 289A

    Clause 88, page 65, line 19: Clause 88, page 65, line 19, after “Sections” insert “( Health service AI adoption framework ), ( Implementation of recommendations: National Commission into the Regulation of AI in Healthcare ),” Tabled by Lord Tarassenko (Crossbench), Lord Clement-Jones (Liberal Democrat).

    Mentions “ai”, “regulat”. Summary quoted from the source.

  17. Written question 4 Nov 2026 · Lords · Treasury

    Written question (UIN HL4984)

    What steps they are taking to establish a regulatory framework for the use of artificial intelligence agents in the financial services sector.

    Mentions “artificial intelligence”, “regulat”. Summary quoted from the source.

  18. Bill amendment 5 Nov 2026 · Lords

    Health Bill: amendment 172D

    Clause 56: After Clause 56, insert the following new Clause— “Implementation of recommendations: National Commission into the Regulation of AI in Healthcare Tabled by Lord Tarassenko (Crossbench), Lord Clement-Jones (Liberal Democrat).

    Mentions “ai”, “regulat”. Summary quoted from the source.

  19. Written question 9 Oct 2026 · Commons · Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport

    Data Protection (UIN 33339)

    The UK’s data protection legislation is technology-neutral and applies to the processing of personal data regardless of the technology used.

    Mentions “artificial intelligence”, “legislation”. Summary quoted from the source.

  20. Bill amendment 3 Nov 2026 · Lords

    Health Bill: amendment 127

    Clause 52, page 36, line 37: Clause 52, page 36, line 37, at end insert— “(e) requiring any electronic health records which contribute patient information to, or interoperate with, the system to support interoperable data standards and secure integration through application programming interfaces, so that clinical …

    Mentions “artificial intelligence”, “standards”. Summary quoted from the source.

  21. Debate 2 Nov 2026 · Commons · Commons Chamber

    Hair and Beauty Sector Regulation

    The British Hair Consortium, the National Hair and Beauty Federation, the Hair and Barber Council, employers, educators and industry leaders are all increasingly united in calling for a mandatory registration scheme.

    “More than 60 years ago, this House passed legislation establishing a register for hairdressers.”
    “This is not Government regulation being imposed on an unwilling industry, but a solution designed by the industry for an increasingly urgent problem.”

    Mentions “artificial intelligence”, “regulat”, “safety”. Summary quoted from the source.