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Have you ever asked, who owns AI? While it’s true that a small cohort of big AI industry players dominate research and development in AI, the question of ownership remains complex and evolving. Over the last year, UCL Public Policy, Prof Jack Stilgoe, Itegbeyogene Ezekiel, Ph.D. and other experts at UCL have examined the context of competition and the market dynamics of AI. Exploring the key drivers for AI industry interest – talent recruitment, compute power, and quality and quantity of data – has revealed a number of important considerations for public policy. I’m delighted to share our findings which include: 📝 This short policy briefing offers a quick summary of key findings and considerations for policy. 🔎 A deeper dive into AI ownership in our more detailed report. UCL Science and Technology Studies (STS) UCL Department of Science, Technology, Engineering and Public Policy (STEaPP) Katherine W. Dr Olivia Stevenson #artificialintelligence #publicpolicy