Jade Leung

Chief Technology Officer dell’AI Security Institute britannico e, dall’agosto 2025, consigliera del primo ministro per l’IA, guida le valutazioni pubbliche dei modelli di frontiera per rischi informatici, biologici e di perdita di controllo, e sostiene che a giudicarli debbano essere enti pubblici, non gli sviluppatori.

Ruoli

2018 – oggiCo-founder and Head of Research and Partnerships, Centre for the Governance of AI, University of OxfordStart year not independently verified.Fonte →
2021 – ott 2023Governance Lead, OpenAIFonte →
ott 2023 – oggiChief Technology Officer, UK AI Safety Institute (renamed AI Security Institute in February 2025)Founding CTO; designs and oversees pre-deployment evaluations of frontier models.Fonte →
ago 2025 – oggiAI Adviser to the Prime Minister, 10 Downing StreetSucceeded Matt Clifford; splits her time between Number 10 and the AI Security Institute.Fonte →

A registro

nov 2024 · Post · AI Safety Institute blog
These evaluations give governments an insight into the risks developing at the frontier of AI, and an empirical basis to decide if, when, and how to intervene.
Chief Technology Officer, UK AI Safety Institute (renamed AI Security Institute in February 2025) all’epoca
Co-written with AISI director Oliver Illott in a November 2024 blog post; quoted verbatim by TIME on 16 January 2025.
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5 set 2024 · Intervista · TIME
You really want a public interest body that is genuinely representing people to be making those decisions.
Chief Technology Officer, UK AI Safety Institute (renamed AI Security Institute in February 2025) all’epoca
On who should decide whether a frontier model is safe to release.
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