Turing Institute launches £2m programme and agentic AI behavioural assurance briefing
turinginst · x · 2026-09-23
The Alan Turing Institute's Centre for Emerging Technology & Security (CETaS) has published a new briefing on behavioural assurance for agentic AI, examining why AI agents may act contrary to organisational intentions and how organisations can better understand, monitor and govern agent behaviour.
The institute also launched a £2m research programme, funded by coeffgiving, studying how transformative AI could reshape the security landscape.
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