Dr will become Vice-Chair of the
AI Security Institute (AISI) and Security Advisor to the AI
Taskforce, continuing her work to support the UK's leadership on
AI safety and security.
As part of the transition, she will step back from her full-time
roles as the Prime Minister's Adviser on AI and Chief Technology
Officer of the AI Security Institute at the end of September due
to personal circumstances.
As the Prime Minister's Adviser on AI, Dr Leung has helped shape
the government's approach to advanced AI, supporting work across
the public sector, national security and economic growth. She
also played a leading role in establishing the AI Security
Institute, helping build its technical research capability and
programme of work.
In her new roles, Dr Leung will continue to provide strategic
advice on AI safety and security, supporting the government's
work to prepare for the opportunities and challenges presented by
advanced AI.
Alongside her positions as Vice-Chair of the AI Security
Institute and Security Advisor to the AI Taskforce, Dr Leung will
take up a part-time position as a Distinguished Visiting Fellow
at Stanford University's Hoover Institution.
A new Adviser on AI to the Prime Minister will be appointed in
due course.
Prime Minister Andy said:
Britain is better prepared for both the opportunities and
challenges presented by AI thanks to .
I'm grateful for all she has done and am delighted she will
continue this vital work in government.
AI Minister said:
I wish Jade my heartfelt thanks and best wishes as she steps down
as the Prime Minister's AI Advisor. Jade has brought immense
knowledge and skill to her roles in government, building the AI
Security Institute into the world leading institution it is
today, securing a landmark AI deal between the UK and Ukraine and
establishing AI Growth Zones across the UK.
I am delighted that Jade will continue to contribute her
expertise as Vice-Chair of the AI Security Institute and Security
Advisor to the AI Taskforce. Her experience at the forefront of
AI safety and security will remain an invaluable asset as we
continue to strengthen the UK's leadership in this critical area.