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UK officials met 137 businesses but no environmental groups while shaping AI datacentre policy, Spotlight on Corruption finds

A Spotlight on Corruption investigation reports that UK officials met with 137 businesses while shaping AI datacentre policy but held no recorded meetings with environmental groups. The supplied text is largely page boilerplate and CSS, so the specific details of the meeting records, time period, and policy outcomes could not be verified from the excerpt.

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A Spotlight on Corruption investigation reports that UK officials met with 137 businesses while shaping AI datacentre policy but held no recorded meetings with environmental groups. The supplied text is largely page boilerplate and CSS, so the specific details of the meeting records, time period, and policy outcomes could not be verified from the excerpt.

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  • The investigation reports UK government officials met 137 businesses about AI datacentres.
  • The investigation reports no meetings with environmental groups on the same policy process.
  • The supplied text is mostly page markup, so further details could not be confirmed.
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