for metric —— ai is you helped co—write the review for metric —— a! with sir patrick melanson the former chief scientific adviser. . , , . melanson the former chief scientific adviser. , ., ., . ., adviser. last year, the chancellor asked us to _ adviser. last year, the chancellor asked us to review _ adviser. last year, the chancellor asked us to review regulation - adviser. last year, the chancellor asked us to review regulation of. adviser. last year, the chancellorl asked us to review regulation of ai across all sectors and i'm looking forward to having him come on to talk about the nhs but one of the points we learned was because we did not have overall regulation of ai in a case—by—case basis in the uk, one of the issues meant the saw that the regulators themselves are not actually up skilled in this area to be able to think... with; actually up skilled in this area to be able to think. . ._ actually up skilled in this area to be able to think... why would they be, it's be able to think... why would they be. it's so — be able to think... why would they be, it's so new? _ be able to think... why would they be, it's so new? the _ be able to think... why would they be, it's so new? the incentive - be able to think... why would they be, it's so new? the incentive is i be, it's so new? the incentive is not there- _ be, it's so new? the incentive is not there- if— be, it's so new? the incentive is not there. if you _ be, it's so new? the incentive is not there. if you are a _ be, it's so new? the incentive is| not there. if you are a regulator, you are trying it will save so you are trying to de—risk. now we are trying to treat people more and go the other way. i know he will shed somewhat on while the nhs might be struggling to do this at the moment. five years ago, the then health secretary matt hancock launched something called the nhs ai lab. there was an initial £250 million investment to work on challenges in health and care, including early cancer detection, new dementia treatments