<ul><li>UK ministers have delayed proposals to regulate artificial intelligence to introduce a more 'comprehensive' AI bill in the next parliamentary session.</li><li>The new AI bill will address concerns about safety, copyright, and issues related to large language models such as ChatGPT.</li><li>Labour's plans for a narrowly drafted AI bill have been delayed, with ministers aiming to align with US administration and include copyright rules for AI companies in the new bill.</li><li>The government is facing backlash over copyright rules in a separate data bill but plans to publish economic impact assessments and establish a cross-party working group on AI and copyright issues.</li></ul>

UK ministers delay AI regulation amid plans for more ‘comprehensive’ bill

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