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A CETaS paper from the Alan Turing Institute says AI in national security only works if organisations keep the human judgement and oversight to challenge it.

The Alan Turing Institute, with the MoD and Defence AI Centre, has published a workflow and system card to support assurance of safe AI in defence.

An Alan Turing Institute study with the DfT and ONS finds around 40% of public sector working time could be supported by generative AI.

Researchers at the Alan Turing Institute, King's College London and Imperial built 3,800 cardiac digital twins to study age, sex and lifestyle effects.

Professors Subramanian Ramamoorthy, Stefanos Zafeiriou and Steve Benford have been awarded UKRI Turing AI World-Leading Researcher Fellowships.

An Alan Turing Institute survey of 929 UK doctors found 29% had used AI in the past year and 52% were optimistic, though most said they lacked training.

The Alan Turing Institute initiates a redundancy process, potentially cutting jobs from its 440-strong workforce. The strategy shift aims to focus on health, the environment and defence, citing reduced core funding.

The Alan Turing Institute has welcomed 71 PhD students from 27 UK institutions and NORA to its Enrichment scheme, plus a new remote Community Award.

Alan Turing Institute: AI disinformation didn't affect UK/EU elections. Few viral cases found, but concerns remain about voter confusion and deepfakes.

Alan Turing Institute's 2024 lecture series explores AI's impact on democracy, addressing deepfakes, bias, and trust in three expert-led discussions.

UK study: 87.4% worried about deepfakes in elections. 15% exposed to harmful deepfakes. 70% still trust online audio/visual content despite concerns.

A study by The Alan Turing Institute warns that UK offshore wind farms are vulnerable to cyberattacks. AI could help improve security in this critical sector.

The Alan Turing Institute has a $4m Gates Foundation grant to continue work on secure, trustworthy digital public infrastructure for the Global South.

A survey by The Alan Turing Institute finds 94% of UK residents have seen misinformation on social media, highlighting the need for better tools.

Alan Turing Institute research finds limited evidence of AI swaying election results but urges UK regulators to act fast ahead of the July general election.