AISI discusses OpenAI and Anthropic collaboration to test security of AI models
15/09/2025 | AISI
The UK AI Security Institute (AISI) has announced details of its collaborations with the US Center for Standards and Innovation (CAISI), OpenAI and Anthropic to identify and strengthen artificial intelligence (AI) system safeguards. The AISI’s security experts worked with both AI developers to identify vulnerabilities, with the two companies providing in-depth access to non-public tools and safeguarding information. The purpose of this work is to help leading developers strengthen the security of their systems and to better equip governments with an understanding of AI risks.
For further information, see the OpenAI and Anthropic blog posts.
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