Memorandum of Understanding between the UK and Anthropic on AI opportunities
The memorandum between the UK government (DSIT) and Anthropic, dated 13 February 2025 and published on GOV.UK on 14 February 2025. It states that it is voluntary and not legally binding. Records state what the text says, not implementation or compliance.
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- Published 2025-02-14
Published on GOV.UK on 14 February 2025; the signatories block is dated 13 February 2025.
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- Memorandum of Understanding between UK and Anthropic on AI opportunities GOV.UK (Department for Science, Innovation and Technology) · published 2025-02-14 · Retrieved on 2026-10-27 (SHA-256 2dacc1e8d5b736f6597e8608838f1e944169c68d65e243cac2e92fccca8fc77e). GOV.UK HTML text, 'Published 14 February 2025', with signatory block dated 13 February 2025
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