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The UK government’s AI Security Institute: evaluations, red-teaming and research on frontier AI risks. aisi.gov.uk
A UK-Germany joint statement committing to bilateral cooperation so advanced AI is developed safely and its risks are understood and managed. The abstract is thin and gives no technical detail.
Announces an agreement between the UK and Australian AI Safety Institutes to collaborate on AI evaluation best practices and share research findings. Institutional news with no technical result.
UK AISI announces first 60 grantees of the Alignment Project, a £27m international funding programme for AI alignment research, with new partners joining the coalition.
Summarises an international AI safety institute network's consensus on AI evaluation best practice, including clear objectives, transparency and reproducibility, and open measurement questions for frontier AI.
UK AISI's year-in-review highlights its first Frontier AI Trends Report, which tracks dangerous capability growth in cyber, bio, and chemistry from two years of testing, plus government preparedness work.
UK AI Security Institute's first-year reflection on building government capacity to run dangerous-capability evaluations and shape an international approach to measuring frontier AI risks.
Announces an invite-only AISI and GovAI conference and call for submissions on designing and implementing frontier AI safety frameworks, following the Seoul commitments.
UK AI Security Institute's fourth progress report covering its first model evaluation blog post, the International Scientific Report on AI safety, Inspect release, office and partnership news, and staff growth.
An interim international scientific report, chaired by Yoshua Bengio, reviewing evidence on advanced AI progress, safety risks, and areas of expert disagreement.
The UK and US AI Safety Institutes agree to jointly test advanced AI models, share research, exchange model access, and transfer expert talent.
Announces a partnership between the UK AI Security Institute and France's Inria to advance AI safety research. It is an institutional announcement with no technical findings.
UK AISI progress report on recruiting researchers, publishing principles for the International AI Safety Report, and starting pre-deployment testing of advanced AI systems. Mostly organisational news.