Cloud Security Alliance, 2026-07-12; retrieved 2026-09-14 tier 4 press (primary)confirmed
UK AISI's Frontier AI Trends Report: Security Implications
Frontier AI Bill promised, not introduced; voluntary MOUs; universal jailbreaks found; 30+ models. Cited from a search snippet; not re-fetched in full. [verify 2026-09-15] fetched 2026-09-15; page loads, citation matches; 1 quoted span(s) found verbatim
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- UK AI Security Institute, M (for): Open-source Inspect framework and published methodology.
- UK AI Security Institute, R (for): Found universal jailbreaks in every system tested and published that in the Frontier AI Trends Report.“AISI found universal jailbreaks across every tested system”
- UK AI Security Institute, R (against): Most per-model results stay confidential; the public sees aggregated trends.“evaluation work that would otherwise remain confidential between the Institute and individual AI labs”
- UK AI Security Institute, A (against): No statutory powers; access rests on MOUs any lab could decline to renew; Frontier AI Bill not introduced as of September 2026.“the bill had not yet been introduced to Parliament”
- UK AI Security Institute, A (for): Joint testing with the US institute; agreements with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, Cohere; 30+ models tested.“running pre-deployment and post-deployment evaluations of the most capable models released by major AI developers”
- UK AI Security Institute, P (against): Staff move between the institute and labs in both directions.
- UK AI Security Institute, S (for): Sets its own evaluation agenda within MOU terms.“AISI’s voluntary testing arrangements with frontier developers remain the primary mechanism”
- UK AI Security Institute, S (against): No statutory power to define scope or compel testing; the institute operates through voluntary testing agreements backed by bilateral memoranda of understanding, and the Frontier AI Bill had not been introduced as of September 2026.
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