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Bletchley Park, site of World War 2 codebreaking work, is host of Rishi Sunak's "AI safety summit":
A guest list of around 100 people is expected to include Microsoft president Brad Smith, OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman, Google DeepMind chief Demis Hassabis, and from Meta AI chief Yann LeCun and president of global affairs Nick Clegg. Elon Musk, the tech billionaire who earlier this year formed a new AI start-up called x.ai, has been invited but has not committed to attend, according to people familiar with the matter. Chinese tech groups Alibaba and Tencent are due to attend, as is the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the country’s top state-funded science think-tank, according to the list obtained by the FT. A Chinese government delegation is attending from the Ministry of Science and Technology, according to people familiar with its plans. However, the summit’s select roster of attendees has led to criticism from some organisations and executives outside the tech industry, who feel excluded from the meeting.The attendee list, via Cristina Criddle, Madhumita Murgia, Anna Gross and Yuan Yang:
Ada Lovelace Institute, Adept, Advanced Research and Invention Agency, African Commission on Human and People’s Rights, Al Now Institute, Alan Turing Institute, Aleph Alpha, Algorithmic Justice League, Alibaba, Alignment Research Center, Amazon Web Services, Anthropic, Apollo Research, ARM, Australia (government), Berkman Center for Internet & Society, Harvard University, Blavatnik School of Government, British Academy, Brookings Institution, Canada (government), Carnegie Endowment, Centre for Al Safety, Centre for Democracy and Technology, Centre for Long-Term Resilience, Centre for the Governance of Al, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Cohere, Cohere for Al, Columbia University, Concordia Al, Conjecture, Council of Europe, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, Darktrace, Databricks, Eleuther Al, ETH Al Center, European Commission, Faculty Al, France (government), Frontier Model Forum, Future of Life Institute, Germany (government), Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence (GPAI), Google, Google DeepMind, Graphcore, Helsing, Hugging Face, IBM, Imbue, Inflection Al, India (government), Indonesia (government), Institute for Advanced Study, International Telecommunication Union (ITU), Ireland (government), Italy (government), Japan (government), Kenya (government), Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (government), Liverpool John Moores University, Luminate Group, Meta, Microsoft, Mistral, Montreal Institute for Learning Algorithms, Mozilla Foundation, National University of Córdoba, National University of Singapore, Naver, Netherlands (government), Nigeria (government), Nvidia, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Open Philanthropy, OpenAI, Oxford Internet Institute, Palantir, Partnership on Al, RAND Corporation, Real ML, Republic of Korea (government), Republic of the Philippines (government), Responsible AI UK, Rise Networks, Royal Society, Rwanda (government), Salesforce, Samsung, Scale Al, Singapore (government), Sony, Spain (government), Stability Al, Stanford Cyber Policy Institute, Stanford University, Switzerland (government), Technology Innovation Institute, TechUK, Tencent, Trail of Bits, United Nations, United States of America (government), Université de Montréal, University College Cork, University of Birmingham, University of California, Berkeley, University of Oxford, University of Southern California, University of Virginia, x.ai,