United Kingdom - Rishi Sunak's advisors aim to finalize a global agreement among world leaders on an AI risk warning statement for the upcoming AI safety summit. Downing Street officials are engaging with counterparts from China to the EU and the US to craft the wording for the conference's communique.

The UK government's envisioned AI Safety Institute aims to facilitate scrutiny of cutting-edge AI models concerning national security. However, achieving this goal may be challenging without an international consensus.

Critics have voiced concerns about the summit's limited scope, focusing primarily on emerging frontier models and its exclusive delegate list comprising CEOs from companies involved in developing such AI models. Notable participants include Microsoft, Google, OpenAI (creator of ChatGPT), and Anthropic.

As reported by Politico last week, the White House is in the process of revising voluntary commitments related to safety, cybersecurity, and the national security applications of AI systems. An announcement regarding these updates may be expected later this month.