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AI safety institutes remain focused despite politics, South Korean official says

By Choonsik Yoo ( July 24, 2025, 06:22 GMT | Insight) -- The 10-member International Network of AI Safety Institutes agreed at its recent meeting in Canada to maintain collaboration on AI safety research despite diverging national approaches, with the UK set to assume leadership of the group from the US after November, according to the head of the South Korean institute. A proposal to rename the organization following the UK and US rebranding was discussed but not approved due to opposition from some members, he told MLex in an interview.The sole global organization of major AI safety institutes agreed at its recent meeting in Canada that increasingly divergent approaches across countries should not deter their determination to collaborate on ensuring safety and security in the development of artificial intelligence, a South Korean official said....

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