Global network strengthens AI measurement and evaluation
The International Network for Advanced AI Measurement, Evaluation and Science promotes shared practices and trust in AI, unlocking innovation, jobs and business opportunities across the globe.
Leaders around the world have committed to strengthening the scientific measurement and evaluation of AI following a recent meeting in San Diego.
Representatives from major economies agreed to intensify collaboration under the newly renamed International Network for Advanced AI Measurement, Evaluation and Science.
The UK has assumed the role of Network Coordinator, guiding efforts to create rigorous, globally recognised methods for assessing advanced AI systems.
A network that includes Australia, Canada, the EU, France, Japan, Kenya, the Republic of Korea, Singapore, the UK and the US, promoting shared understanding and consistent evaluation practices.
Since its formation in November 2024, the Network has fostered knowledge exchange to align countries on AI measurement and evaluation best practices. Boosting public trust in AI remains central, unlocking innovations, new jobs, and opportunities for businesses and innovators to expand.
The recent San Diego discussions coincided with NeurIPS, allowing government, academic and industry stakeholders to collaborate more deeply.
AI Minister Kanishka Narayan highlighted the importance of trust as a foundation for progress, while Adam Beaumont, Interim Director of the AI Security Institute, stressed the need for global approaches to testing advanced AI.
The Network aims to provide practical and rigorous evaluation tools to ensure the safe development and deployment of AI worldwide.
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