UK parliamentary committee proposes lifecycle AI regulation
The UK Parliament's Joint Committee on Human Rights published a 100-page report recommending a cross-sector AI Bill with risk-tiered duties across the full AI lifecycle. It calls for mandatory transparency and differentiated due diligence, prohibitions on uses incompatible with human rights, a single oversight body, and compulsory pre-release AISI testing of powerful models with authority to advise that unsafe systems be blocked or withdrawn.
Why it matters: The proposal would move responsibility beyond deployers to developers, providers and other supply-chain actors, while turning model access, technical disclosure, testing and market withdrawal into statutory governance questions. It is one of the clearest…