UK's most powerful supercomputer comes online

Speaking to BBC economics editor Faisal Islam, Kyle said AI would enable "huge, unimaginable advances in the cure of disease". "But it's also going to change the workplace. In order to benefit from that, you have to be prepared." The government is preparing and training a million students in AI, and 7.5 million people will be trained in the broad economy in the coming months and years. Kyle said he understood that people may be "anxious about the future" in terms of how AI would affect their jobs, but the UK was "already seeing huge improvements in productivity" due to the technology.