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published ↓Safety Testing: Chair's Statement of Session Outcomes, 2 November 2023

The chair's statement on safety testing of 2 November 2023 states that the United Kingdom, as chair of the summit, has launched the AI Safety Institute to build public sector capability for safety testing and AI safety research.

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Object version: GOV.UK text (published 2 November 2023) · Published 2023-11-02 · Effective date not established
Date: 2023-11-02 · announcement

Scope and limitsAn announcement in a chair's statement; the Institute's legal form and founding documents were not inspected.

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Safety Testing: Chair's Statement of Session Outcomes, 2 November 2023

GOV.UK (Prime Minister's Office, Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, Department for Science, Innovation and Technology) · 2023-11-02

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Paraphrase: as chair of the AI Safety Summit on 1-2 November 2023, the UK has launched the AI Safety Institute to build public sector capability to conduct safety testing and to research AI safety; its initial milestone is to build an evaluations process in time to assess the next generation of models.

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Authors: Chair of the AI Safety Summit (UK government)
Version: Retrieved on 2026-10-27 (SHA-256 c7b3a9cb614c69a77061b04735d88697021a21ad583ba738a5b11befe7d93e38). GOV.UK HTML policy paper, 'Published 2 November 2023', as served on 2026-10-27
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Language: English (en)
Attribution: Chair of the AI Safety Summit (UK government), “Safety Testing: Chair's Statement of Session Outcomes, 2 November 2023”, 2023-11-02.
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