What Is an AI Safety Institute — and What Does It Actually Do?
A government body that stress-tests powerful AI models for dangerous capabilities before they ship — the closest thing frontier AI has to an independent inspector.
Read more →AI safety is the research field focused on making sure AI systems behave as intended and don’t cause unintended harm. This hub follows the labs, institutions, and debates working to keep increasingly capable AI under control.
A government body that stress-tests powerful AI models for dangerous capabilities before they ship — the closest thing frontier AI has to an independent inspector.
Read more →OpenAI's newly published GPT-5.6 system card discloses that UK AI Security Institute testers built a universal jailbreak within hours, unlocking the model's cyber-attack capabilities.
Read more →A responsible scaling policy is a frontier AI lab's own rulebook for when a model gets too capable to release without extra safeguards. Here is how the idea works and who uses it.
Read more →The AI Safety Index is an independent report card that grades leading AI companies on how seriously they manage risk. Here's how the grading actually works.
Read more →The Future of Life Institute's latest AI Safety Index gave Anthropic the top grade among nine major AI developers — a C+ — while three companies failed outright.
Read more →Governor JB Pritzker signed a law requiring the largest AI developers to undergo annual independent safety audits, the first such mandate in the US.
Read more →AI safety is the research field focused on making sure AI systems behave as intended and don't cause unintended harm. Here's what that means in practice — and why governments and labs are racing to get it right.
Read more →Claude is an AI assistant developed by Anthropic, built on a safety-first training approach and available through the web, mobile apps, and a developer API.
Read more →Anthropic is an AI safety company that builds Claude, one of the world's most capable AI assistants. Founded in 2021 by researchers who left OpenAI over safety concerns, it is now valued at nearly $1 trillion.
Read more →A multi-institution index of 30 deployed AI agents finds that 25 lack published internal safety results and 23 have no third-party testing, raising urgent questions as agentic systems take on increasingly consequential tasks.
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