AISI Frontier AI Trends Report (2025)
UK AISI's first public report synthesising two years of frontier model testing, tracking trends in dangerous capabilities across national-security and public-safety domains for policymakers and the public.
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UK AI Security Institute
The UK government’s AI Security Institute: evaluations, red-teaming and research on frontier AI risks. aisi.gov.uk
Organisation (36)Red Team (13)Science of Evaluations (11)Cyber & Autonomous Systems (10)Engineering (6)Human Influence (5)Control (4)Societal Resilience (4)Safety Cases (3)Chem-Bio (2)Model Transparency (2)Strategic Awareness (1)
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Topic Strategy & forecasting
Date Any time
Mapping the limitations of current AI systems
UK AISI report, based on expert interviews and a literature review, identifies eight limitations of current LLMs that block automating most cognitive labour, with indicators of progress.
Research Agenda
UK AI Security Institute sets out its research priorities, its approach to technical solutions for pressing AI concerns, and the key risks to address as capabilities advance.
Advancing the field of systemic AI safety: grants open
UK AISI announces grants of up to £200,000 for research on systemic AI safety, meaning broader societal risks from AI deployment beyond individual model capabilities.
Why I joined AISI by Geoffrey Irving
Geoffrey Irving explains why he left alignment research for the UK AI Safety Institute, arguing safety progress is too slow and technical work informing government and risk coordination is critical.
International Scientific Report on the Safety of Advanced AI: Interim Report
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