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Keir Starmer speech at London Tech Week; ENGLAND: London: Olympia: INT Sir Keir Starmer MP (Prime Minister), Jensen Huang (CEO and Founder of Nvidia) and Poppy Gustafsson (Baroness Gustafsson of Chesterton, Minister of State for Investment) in panel discussion at London Tech Week SOT SIR KEIR STARMER SOT But also the examples of the teachers and the social care workers, overburdened perhaps at the moment who want to use the human bit of what they do to better affect and therefore can use AI and tech to do it. Or in the defence sector. But what I said just now is really important because very many people say to me in the conversations I have about AI and tech, it's the regulatory environment Keir, it's your planning, your infrastructure, the regulatory bodies that are holding us back. And that is certainly true. And the more I've tried to get stuff done as government, the more I've shared your frustration, by the way. But I do think that there's this almost cultural question, which is how do we lead people on this path? This change is going to happen. It is going to transform our lives. We're going to look back and see this is a hugely important era. I genuinely believe that our job, our joint jobs by the way, because think governments can't do this alone. We have to do it with you is to lead in this period and to show people the huge opportunity and how it will bring more security for their lives. And we must always step up to that. But we can only do it in partnership. I don't think the government can do it on its own. I don't think entrepreneurs can do it on their own. I think it has to be done together and it's for everybody wants to see AI and tech go as far as we all do. We have to bear that responsibility, I think. But Jensen, I know we were we were just thrashing this about in about half an hour an hour or so ago. JENSEN HUANG SOT Well, first of all, want to say that You hosted a terrific event yesterday. Brought together the AI tech entrepren...