Centre for Long-Term Resilience

CLTR published analysis stating that the severity and rate of AI loss-of-control incidents reported on X are worsening, and calls for UK government monitoring/reporting requirements and emergency powers to manage incidents.

CLTR published a response to the UK Defence Investment Plan, arguing that investments should be optimized for autonomous AI threats and highlighting additional concerns and gaps related to personnel, capability, and cross-government coordination for biosecurity and resilience.

CLTR published its 2024 Annual Report describing achievements and high-impact activity and thanking funding partners and collaborators.

CLTR reported results of a UK opinion poll commissioned by CLTR and conducted by Public First, including claims about public support for AI regulation and for prioritizing extreme risks from AI.

CLTR published its 2023 Annual Report describing its theory of change, focus areas, and reported funding source(s) for 2023.

CLTR announced the appointment of Dr Cassidy Nelson to lead its biosecurity policy programme (later reflected in the CLTR team page as Director of Biosecurity Policy).

CLTR announced Open Philanthropy’s £4 million grant over three years and described a matching campaign for additional donor contributions.

CLTR’s founders’ account of the organization’s origins and early framing for policymakers’ long-term time horizons and the establishment of the Centre for Long-Term Resilience.