British Prime Minister: Growth of technology will not undermine journalists

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, in his latest statement, has told the media to control the output of their artificial intelligence products.

He has also hinted that AI technology will transform the economy and the UK. Keir Starmer believes that journalism is the lifeblood of democracy and the growth process of digital technology does not seem to weaken the power of journalists and publishers to maintain democratic values.

In his latest statement, Starmer said: “Artificial intelligence, creative industries and media are central to the government’s mission for economic growth, and this government is working with both the media and technology sectors.”

The British government has announced that it wants to invest £25 billion in data centers; However, Google has warned that the UK is on a razor’s edge and must decide to build more data centers and allow AI tech companies to do more.

Ten percent growth in voluntary avoidance of news

Reuters Research published a report in June showing that voluntary avoidance of news has grown 10 percent over the past seven years, reaching an all-time high of 39 percent.

Strummer believes that the existence of 900 local and national publications in the UK, despite all the worrying predictions and reports about the future of the media industry, shows the strength of this industry in this country.

Strummer says that journalists around the world put themselves at risk for democracy and disclosure; He finally said: “Hundreds of journalists were killed in Gaza to show the suffering of the people there.”