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Visit funder's website →The UK AI Security Institute Challenge Fund for AI Safety and Security Research is a grant from the UK AI Security Institute (AISI) that funds research to understand and address potential risks from advanced AI systems. Priority areas include safeguards, control, alignment, and societal resilience across sectors such as healthcare, energy grids, and financial markets.
Eligible applicants include researchers at UK and international academic institutions and non-profit organisations. Individual projects can receive up to £200,000, and the programme is part of AISI's broader commitment to advancing AI safety science, having already deployed over £15 million through related funding streams.
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Grants | The AI Security Institute (AISI) Read the Frontier AI Trends Report Please enable javascript for this website. Funding to advance the science of AI security and tackle the field’s most pressing questions. Advancing AI safety and security through funding and collaborations.
Widespread AI adoption requires research breakthrough across AI safety and security. We collaborate with leading researchers and institutions to identify promising projects and rapidly get them the funding they need. To date, we have run three large-scale grants programmes, including the >£15 million Alignment Fund .
You can see our priority research areas from past programmes below. Our programmes are not currently accepting applications. Applications are now closed.
The Alignment Project supports research to prevent advanced AI systems from behaving dangerously—either intentionally or accidentally. It awards up to £1 million per project, enabling new theoretical and empirical work on developing robust alignment, oversight, and monitoring techniques. View the Alignment Project Applications are now closed.
The Challenge Fund supports research to understand and tackle potential risks from advanced AI. It awards up £200,000 per project, accelerating innovation across fields like safeguards, control, alignment, and societal resilience. View Challenge Fund details Applications are now closed.
Our Systemic AI Safety Grants Programme aims to increase societal resilience to widespread AI deployment across areas like healthcare, energy grids, and financial markets. View example projects here . We have selected the first 20 projects, which are now underway.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Open to researchers at eligible UK and international academic institutions and non-profit organisations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to £200,000 per project. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
UK AI Security Institute Challenge Fund for AI Safety and Security Research is funded by UK AI Security Institute. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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