The UK AI Security Institute has regained access to US-developed frontier AI models after a 17-day freeze triggered by American domestic safety review priorities.
The UK government has issued draft guidelines for staff on the ethical and efficient use of AI, including instructions to stop thanking chatbots to reduce environmental impact.
OpenAI has urged the UK government to move beyond voluntary commitments and establish a mandatory, legally binding regulatory framework for the most advanced AI models.
Anthropic has restricted access to its Claude Mythos 5.1 model for the UK AI Safety Institute, sparking security and economic concerns in the British government.
Eatron Technologies and WMG have received UK government funding to develop the ZENBMS 48V battery management system as part of the DRIVE35 competition.
