The head of the Alan Turing Institute warning that the UK must not be beholden to foreign AI turns sovereignty from a slogan into a practical question.
Countries depend on AI systems for education, health, research, government, defense, and business workflows. If the underlying models, cloud infrastructure, and safety decisions are controlled elsewhere, policy autonomy narrows.
The question for national AI strategies is what must be domestic, what can be trusted through alliances, and what should be governed through open standards rather than owned outright.
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