Henry de Zoete

Director, UK AI Security Institute · head of the UK's AI Security Institute

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Who they are

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  • Head of the UK's AI Security Institute, AI Security Institute (UK)source

What they said

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“We’re not saying yes or no to any sort of model.”
OpenAI and Anthropic Tell British Lawmakers: Regulate UsWired, October 13, 2026. Speaking as: Government official. As quoted by the source, not their own text. The AI Security Institute's director describing the Institute's role. Wired reports it tests models only when companies hand them over and cannot stop a release.

In the Base

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  1. NewsWiredSpeaks

    OpenAI and Anthropic Tell British Lawmakers: Regulate Us

    Wired reports on the Commons Business, Innovation, Science and Trade Committee's October 13 session. It says Anthropic and OpenAI representatives backed new laws, OpenAI more cautiously, Google DeepMind and Meta did not, and officials described the UK regime as voluntary. A ControlAI clip shows an MP questioning OpenAI about a delay in telling Australia's government of an incident.

  2. NewsThe GuardianMentioned

    Cyber-attack similar to OpenAI Medicare breach seems likely in UK, says minister

    The Guardian reports that UK AI minister Kanishka Narayan, in a speech, said an AI-driven attack like the June OpenAI agent incident at Australia's Medicare is likely in the UK, and set out government plans on cyber defence, incident reporting and pre-release model evaluation.