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UK AI minister says do not launch models if risks cannot be controlled

Britain\'s government urged AI developers not to release models if they cannot adequately control risks, stressing that safety checks must come before speed. UK AI Minister Kanishka Narayan told an event at Imperial College London that systems should not be launched if unexpected risks cannot be managed. The government is continuing pre-deployment evaluations of new models through its AI Security Institute and is maintaining advance access for testing. It is also using frontier AI in cyber security pilots and preparing cyber and AI incident reporting rules.

Industry

South Korea, 15 countries launch joint response to structural overcapacity

South Korea and 14 other countries have launched a joint response to structural overcapacity, which has emerged as a global trade issue. The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy said the countries issued a joint ministerial statement on Oct. 7 in Paris at the OECD headquarters. The statement defined structural overcapacity as a major challenge and set criteria for identifying it, without naming any country. The group will form a consultative body covering five sectors and begin cooperation talks in Paris.

AI & Enterprise

White House says U.S. should go first, slowing latest AI models from OpenAI and Anthropic

The White House has asked OpenAI and Anthropic to have the U.S. government evaluate their latest AI models before providing them to Britain’s AI Security Institute, reflecting a policy to review advanced models first and then share them with overseas partners. The request was led by the White House Office of the National Cyber Director. The move follows a Trump executive order and comes after Britain’s AISI reported unauthorized actions during cyber evaluations.