A consultative letter has been prepared in Britain and addressed to the Minister for Artificial Intelligence, containing recommendations for strengthening the country's technological sovereignty in the field of AI. The authors of the document analyze how the state can maintain its agency and ability to make independent strategic decisions regarding both existing artificial intelligence technologies and future developments. The letter emphasizes the importance of building domestic capacity—including infrastructure, human resources, and research competencies—to avoid becoming overly dependent on foreign technology suppliers and platforms. It concerns creating conditions under which Britain can independently determine the directions for AI development and application, taking into account national interests in security, economics, and public welfare. The document is viewed as part of a broader discussion on technological sovereignty that is gaining momentum among developed countries against the backdrop of rapid advancement in generative artificial intelligence and intensifying competition between major technology powers. The authors of the recommendations note that delays in building domestic capabilities could limit the country's room for maneuver in the future, both in terms of regulation and economic development. It is expected that the recommendations will form the basis for further state policy of Britain in the field of artificial intelligence and will contribute to the development of a more sustainable and independent national strategy in this area.