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Our research explores the technical, political, and institutional challenges of building safer AI systems. We aim to inform policy, support practitioners, and contribute to a growing body of knowledge that bridges theory and real-world impact.

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  • 17.09.2026
  • Paper
Open Problems in AI Risk Modeling: Insights from a Workshop on the Technical Foundations of AI Risk Modeling
Krystal Jackson, Deepika Raman, Jakub Kryś, Sean P. Fillingham, Jack Kengott, Andrew Lohn, Nada Madkour, Henry Papadatos, James Sykes, Anna Katariina Wisakanto, Malcolm Murray
This paper examines what rigorous, quantitative risk modeling for advanced AI should look like in practice — reviewing five research traditions, comparing two leading approaches, and drawing on a 22-expert workshop to set out an agenda of open questions and priorities for the field.
  • 02.08.2026
  • Technical Report
GLM-5.2 Risk Evaluation Report
Chinmayi Dixit*, Jacob Davies*, Jasmine Li, Ben Snodin, Jack Kengott, Henry Papadatos
SaferAI's independent evaluation of GLM-5.2, the first in Europe, tests Zhipu AI's open-weight flagship across the four systemic risk areas in the EU Code of Practice and finds frontier-level capability on cyber and biology benchmarks without the safeguards frontier developers apply.
  • 16.07.2026
  • Paper
Lessons from External Review of DeepMind’s Scheming Inability Safety Case
Stephen Barrett, Francisco Javier Campos Zabala, Sean P. Fillingham, Umair Siddique, James Walpole, Robin Bloomfield, Henry Papadatos
  • 16.07.2026
  • Paper
Exploring Systems-Thinking Approaches to Loss of Control Risk
Aurelio Carlucci, Sean P. Fillingham, James Walpole, Jakub Kryś
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