Andy Burnham UN Speeches
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Mr Burnham said the UK would work towards agreeing “a single set of global principles and standards to ensure the transparency and access we need to increase our preparedness – and to ensure that AI development is safe”.
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"The Kremlin spends around £1.3 billion each year on manipulating information," Burnham told the UN General Assembly.
To counter this, Burnham announced a new National Centre for Information Defence to detect and disrupt AI-enabled disinformation campaigns by hostile states.
Mr Burnham is seeking to position the UK as an “honest broker” in bringing countries together to address the issue, comparing his role to that played by Gordon Brown in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
'In recent years we have seen an industrial-scale assault by hostile actors on the information environment in the UK and many of our allies.
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Andy Burnham, in his first major international speech at the UN, addressed Russian disinformation efforts targeting the UK, stating that Russia spends £1.3 billion annually on manipulating information and spreading false narratives. He also revealed plans to establish a National Centre for Information Defence to combat these threats. Additionally, Burnham emphasized the importance of leading global AI regulations to…
Andy Burnham at the UN: Five key points from Prime Minister's first major international speech →4 articles from Evening Standard on this storyAndy Burnham delivered his speech on the risks of AI and called for global coordinated regulation during the UN general assembly in New York, but the chamber was largely empty despite the significance of the topic. He argued that the future of artificial intelligence is too important to be left solely to private sector control and emphasized the need for common global rules. This contrasts with previous speakers…
Andy Burnham gives his big speech to sparse UN chamber in New York as he urges the world to unite over AI risks →4 articles from Daily Mail on this storyAndy Burnham announced at the United Nations the establishment of a National Centre for Information Defence aimed at combating hostile state actors engaging in disinformation warfare, particularly highlighting Russia's interference through bots, fake websites, and forged documents. Wes Streeting, the UK defence secretary, clarified to GB News that this unit will not target domestic political dissent or freedom of…
PM’s new anti-disinformation unit won’t target ‘domestic politcal dissent’, defence secretary says – UK politics live →3 articles from The Guardian on this storyAndy Burnham, the UK prime minister, delivered his inaugural speech at the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday. During the address, he emphasized the dangers of Russian disinformation campaigns and introduced plans to establish international standards for artificial intelligence.
Watch: Key moments from Andy Burnham's first UN speech →2 articles from BBC on this storyAt the UN General Assembly, UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham accused Russia of engaging in information warfare and interfering in the 2019 UK election, which he described as "repulsive." To address this issue, Burnham announced the establishment of a National Centre for Information Defence aimed at countering hostile state information attacks.
UK PM Burnham condemns ‘repulsive’ Russian electoral interference →Prime Minister Andy Burnham of Britain addressed the U.N. General Assembly, announcing a new AI defense partnership between the UK and the US. This collaboration aims to enhance military technology and protect infrastructure from threats. Additionally, Burnham warned about Russia's aggressive use of disinformation and cyberattacks against Western democracies, calling it an "insidious" campaign aimed at destabilizing…
British PM Burnham touts AI alliance with US, warns of ‘insidious’ Russian threat →Show 2 more outlets
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham addressed the United Nations General Assembly, emphasizing Britain's readiness to lead global efforts in establishing AI standards. He highlighted concerns over national security risks and the potential misuse of AI by hostile actors like Russia. Burnham announced a new National Centre for Information Defence to combat deepfakes and state information attacks, positioning Britain as an…
UK ready to lead global push on AI Standards, Burnham tells UN →Britain has established a new National Centre for Information Defence aimed at combating disinformation from Russia and emerging threats posed by artificial intelligence, according to Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s announcement at the UN General Assembly on September 22. The centre will focus on detecting, attributing, and disrupting hostile state information attacks, addressing concerns that Russian agencies have…
Britain sets up unit to combat disinformation from Russia, AI →Analysis
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Mr Burnham is seeking to position the UK as an “honest broker” in bringing countries together to address the issue, comparing his role to that played by Gordon Brown in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
- 23 Sep
"The Kremlin spends around £1.3 billion each year on manipulating information," Burnham told the UN General Assembly.
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23 Sep Britain sets up unit to combat disinformation from Russia, AIBritain has established a new National Centre for Information Defence aimed at combating disinformation from Russia and emerging threats posed by artificial intelligence, according to Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s announcement at the UN General Assembly on September 22. The centre will focus on detecting, attributing, and disrupting hostile state information attacks, addressing concerns that Russian agencies have…The Straits Times
23 Sep PM’s new anti-disinformation unit won’t target ‘domestic politcal dissent’, defence secretary says – UK politics liveAndy Burnham announced at the United Nations the establishment of a National Centre for Information Defence aimed at combating hostile state actors engaging in disinformation warfare, particularly highlighting Russia's interference through bots, fake websites, and forged documents. Wes Streeting, the UK defence secretary, clarified to GB News that this unit will not target domestic political dissent or freedom of…The Guardian
23 Sep Andy Burnham gives his big speech to sparse UN chamber in New York as he urges the world to unite over AI risksAndy Burnham delivered his speech on the risks of AI and called for global coordinated regulation during the UN general assembly in New York, but the chamber was largely empty despite the significance of the topic. He argued that the future of artificial intelligence is too important to be left solely to private sector control and emphasized the need for common global rules. This contrasts with previous speakers…Daily Mail23 Sep Andy Burnham at the UN: Five key points from Prime Minister's first major international speechAndy Burnham, in his first major international speech at the UN, addressed Russian disinformation efforts targeting the UK, stating that Russia spends £1.3 billion annually on manipulating information and spreading false narratives. He also revealed plans to establish a National Centre for Information Defence to combat these threats. Additionally, Burnham emphasized the importance of leading global AI regulations to…Evening Standard
23 Sep UK ready to lead global push on AI Standards, Burnham tells UNUK Prime Minister Andy Burnham addressed the United Nations General Assembly, emphasizing Britain's readiness to lead global efforts in establishing AI standards. He highlighted concerns over national security risks and the potential misuse of AI by hostile actors like Russia. Burnham announced a new National Centre for Information Defence to combat deepfakes and state information attacks, positioning Britain as an…The Hindu
23 Sep New UK agency will tackle ‘information warfare’ from likes of Russia, Burnham saysAndy Burnham announced the establishment of a new National Centre for Information Defence in the UK to combat disinformation and deepfakes originating from hostile states like Russia. The center will coordinate efforts among intelligence agencies, law enforcement, and social media companies to detect, attribute, and disrupt information attacks enabled by AI. Burnham emphasized that these campaigns, often…The Guardian
23 Sep Who's a sleepy Ed? Foreign Secretary Miliband seemingly struggles to stay awake during Burnham's first speech to the United Nations General AssemblyDuring Andy Burnham's first speech at the United Nations General Assembly, Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband appeared visibly sleepy and struggled to stay awake in the bright UN chamber. This incident occurred as Burnham spoke for over twenty minutes about artificial intelligence governance and Russian interference in British democracy. The article focuses on Miliband’s drowsiness rather than the content of Burnham's…Daily Mail
23 Sep Putin has been dividing Britain by exploiting Brexit, Burnham claimsAndy Burnham claims Vladimir Putin has exploited Brexit to create division in Britain, a charge echoed by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak at the United Nations who spoke of an "industrial scale assault" by hostile actors on the UK’s information environment since leaving the EU. Sunak highlighted that Russian agencies spend £1.3 billion annually on manipulating information and vowed to establish a new National Centre for…Daily Mail
23 Sep Watch: Key moments from Andy Burnham's first UN speechAndy Burnham, the UK prime minister, delivered his inaugural speech at the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday. During the address, he emphasized the dangers of Russian disinformation campaigns and introduced plans to establish international standards for artificial intelligence.BBC
23 Sep British PM Burnham touts AI alliance with US, warns of ‘insidious’ Russian threatPrime Minister Andy Burnham of Britain addressed the U.N. General Assembly, announcing a new AI defense partnership between the UK and the US. This collaboration aims to enhance military technology and protect infrastructure from threats. Additionally, Burnham warned about Russia's aggressive use of disinformation and cyberattacks against Western democracies, calling it an "insidious" campaign aimed at destabilizing…Washington Examiner
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23 Sep UK to fight Russian disinformation and push new global AI standards, Burnham saysPrime Minister Andy Burnham announced at the United Nations General Assembly in New York City that the UK will establish a National Centre for Information Defence to combat Russian disinformation campaigns, which cost approximately £1.3 billion annually. The centre aims to work with intelligence agencies, government departments, law enforcement, and social media companies to counter AI-enabled threats. Burnham…BBC
23 Sep UK PM Burnham condemns ‘repulsive’ Russian electoral interferenceAt the UN General Assembly, UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham accused Russia of engaging in information warfare and interfering in the 2019 UK election, which he described as "repulsive." To address this issue, Burnham announced the establishment of a National Centre for Information Defence aimed at countering hostile state information attacks.Al Jazeera
23 Sep Burnham urges world leaders to unite to keep AI from destroying humanityAndy Burnham, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, addressed the United Nations General Assembly, urging world leaders to collaborate to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) before it poses a threat to humanity. He emphasized the importance of creating international rules for AI development and dismissed the idea that regulation would hinder progress, citing warnings from tech industry leaders like Anthropic's…Daily Mail
23 Sep Burnham says AI safety should be an issue for governments and not left to chanceAndy Burnham, during a speech at the United Nations General Assembly, called for the UK to lead international efforts to develop rules governing artificial intelligence (AI) to prevent potential risks. He proposed a set of global principles and standards to ensure AI safety and transparency, positioning it against President Donald Trump’s stance that the U.S. will not restrict its advancement in AI technology…Evening Standard
22 Sep UK not ‘on the slide’, Burnham to tell UN as he gears up for first meeting with Trump – UK politics liveAndy Burnham is scheduled to address the United Nations general assembly today, where he will assert that Britain is not "on the slide," despite recent criticisms. He plans to emphasize the country's economic growth and positive direction over the next decade during his speech. Additionally, Burnham will meet with Donald Trump at the UN in a meeting expected to be cordial rather than adversarial or overly…The Guardian
22 Sep Andy Burnham to tell United Nations that UK is not ‘on the slide’Andy Burnham will address the United Nations in New York with an optimistic message about the UK's future, countering perceptions that the country is declining. He plans to highlight the UK’s economic growth within the G7 and discuss his 10-year plan aimed at making life more affordable for citizens, addressing both immediate cost-of-living issues and long-term structural changes. Burnham also faces a diplomatic…Evening Standard
22 Sep Andy Burnham to tell United Nations that UK is not ‘on the slide’Andy Burnham plans to deliver an optimistic message at the United Nations in New York, countering claims that the UK is declining. He will highlight the country's growth as the fastest in the G7 and address long-term issues like affordability and structural changes needed for improvement. The Prime Minister also addressed his upcoming meeting with President Trump, acknowledging past criticism but emphasizing trust…Evening Standard
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