After ChatGPT "out of the circle", Britain plans to set up a new AI intelligence department.

On March 30, local time, British Security Secretary Tom Tugenhart said that British intelligence agencies will set up a new AI intelligence department. According to the British "Daily Telegraph" reported on the 30th, Tom Tugenhart said on the same day that British intelligence agencies will set up a new AI intelligence department, which will use AI technology to screen a large amount of public information for discovering information that may be missed by real analysts. The size and budget of the new department have not yet been decided, and the plan is expected to be submitted to the British Prime Minister in May.

Britain is not far behind under the upsurge of AI technology. According to the British "Guardian" reported on March 15th, the British Treasury announced a plan to invest 900 million pounds (about 7.506 billion yuan) to build exascale supercomputers. Such a supercomputer will be used to create a language model similar to ChatGPT, and it will be temporarily named "BritGPT". The British government hopes that the construction of BritGPT will contribute to the development and breakthrough in the field of artificial intelligence in Britain, and will also bring new opportunities for natural language processing and data analysis in the world. At present, the construction of BritGPT has entered the implementation stage and is expected to be completed in the next few years.

At the same time, the British Treasury also launched the "Manchester Prize", giving 1 million pounds a year to reward organizations or individuals who have made outstanding innovations and contributions in the field of artificial intelligence.