Recommending priorities for future cooperation, particularly in R&D areas where each partner shares strong common interest (e.g., interdisciplinary research and intelligent systems) and brings complementary challenges, regulatory or cultural considerations, or expertise to the partnerships; Promoting research and development in AI, focusing on challenging technical issues, and protecting against efforts to adopt and apply these technologies in the service of authoritarianism and repression. We intend to establish a bilateral Government-to-Government dialogue on the areas identified in this vision and explore an AI R&D ecosystem that promotes the mutual wellbeing, prosperity, and security of present and future generations. Signed in London and Washington on 25 September 2020, in two originals, in the English language.

The following declaration was released by the Governments of the United States of America and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland during the September 25 inaugural meeting of the Special Relationship Economic Working Group. We intend to establish a bilateral government-to-government dialogue on the areas identified in this vision and explore an AI R&D ecosystem that promotes the mutual wellbeing, prosperity, and security of present and future generations. Signed in London and Washington on September 25, 2020, in two originals, in the English language.

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly coming of age, as business leaders increasingly grasp the immense potential of "smart" machines and other innovations as catalysts for greater efficiency and competitiveness. The dollars tell a compelling story. By 2019, the global market for content analytics, discovery and cognitive systems software is projected to reach 9.2 billion, according to IDC, more than double that of 2014.* We see tremendous opportunities ahead for our clients. However, potential rewards will only become reality through substantial research and development, and we've got a lot of work ahead.