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Keir Starmer
Ehemaliger britischer Premierminister, der die KI-Politik im Januar 2025 von Sicherheit auf Wachstum umstellte und 2026 wegen der Risiken für Kinder KI-Chatbots dem Online-Sicherheitsgesetz unterstellen wollte, bevor er im Juli 2026 zurücktrat.
Rollen
- 1. Nov. 2008 – 1. Nov. 2013Director of Public Prosecutions, Crown Prosecution ServiceQuelle →
- 7. Mai 2015 – 1. Sept. 2026Member of Parliament for Holborn and St Pancras, House of CommonsResigned his seat, triggering a by-election.Quelle →
- 4. Apr. 2020 – 17. Juli 2026Leader of the Labour Party, Labour PartyQuelle →
- 5. Juli 2024 – 20. Juli 2026Prime Minister, United KingdomAnnounced his resignation on 22 June 2026 after record local-election losses; succeeded by Andy Burnham.Quelle →
Im Verzeichnis
15. Apr. 2026 · Erklärung · 10 Downing Street
When that comes with real risks, looking the other way is not an option.
Prime Minister, United Kingdom zu jener Zeit
On the risks social media and online services pose to children; three months before he resigned.
16. Feb. 2026 · Erklärung · Al Jazeera
Technology is moving really fast, and the law has got to keep up.
Prime Minister, United Kingdom zu jener Zeit
Announcing that AI chatbot providers would be brought under the Online Safety Act.
UK's Starmer announces crackdown on AI chatbots in child safety push →
13. Jan. 2025 · Rede · UCL East, London
When it comes to regulation – we will be pro-growth and pro-innovation.
Prime Minister, United Kingdom zu jener Zeit
Same speech; he also described some reaction to AI as "fears of a small risk".
PM speech on AI Opportunities Action Plan: 13 January 2025 →
13. Jan. 2025 · Rede · UCL East, London
We shouldn't just focus on safety and leave the rest to the market. Government has a responsibility to make it work for working people.
Prime Minister, United Kingdom zu jener Zeit
The speech marked a shift from the previous government's safety framing toward growth.
PM speech on AI Opportunities Action Plan: 13 January 2025 →