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published ↓Tackling AI security risks to unleash growth and deliver Plan for Change (GOV.UK press release, 14 February 2025)

The GOV.UK release of 14 February 2025 states that the renamed AI Security Institute will not focus on bias or freedom of speech but on understanding the most serious risks posed by AI.

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Date: 2025-02-14 · announcement

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Tackling AI security risks to unleash growth and deliver Plan for Change

GOV.UK (Department for Science, Innovation and Technology, AI Security Institute and the Secretary of State) · 2025-02-14

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“It will not focus on bias or freedom of speech, but on advancing our understanding of the most serious risks posed by the technology”

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Authors: Department for Science, Innovation and Technology
Version: Retrieved on 2026-10-27 (SHA-256 923cb3d6d026498f790bd1cebe2eb6b3488dda81306f18a576a0e7ecf1361279). GOV.UK press release, 'Published: 14 February 2025' Its wording can change; earlier wording is not authenticated.
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Attribution: Department for Science, Innovation and Technology, “Tackling AI security risks to unleash growth and deliver Plan for Change”, 2025-02-14.
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