Making sense of the UK’s AI Security Institute | Ada Lovelace Institute
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What is the AI Security Institute (AISI) and how does it fit into the UK’s AI governance landscape?
The Ada Lovelace Institute’s ‘Making sense of’ series features short and easy-to-access explanations that examine an institution, a recent technological development or a current policy. We describe what it does and doesn’t do, analyse its function and use, and contextualise it within the broader horizon of AI and data governance in the UK and globally. The content of these pages is up to date at the time of publication. As AI systems become more capable and more deeply embedded in everyday life, a pressing question for policymakers is whether the UK’s current rules and institutions are…
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