Finnish Center for Safe AI
Tutke

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Finland's AI Policy Choices

15 recommendations for safer AI across six policy areas from security of supply to wellbeing.

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Tutke promotes safe artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence has advanced rapidly in recent years. Today, AI can solve mathematical problems, generate realistic images, and discover security vulnerabilities. All this has become possible in the span of just a few years.

Leading AI companies aim to develop artificial general intelligence, a system that surpasses human abilities in nearly all tasks. No one can predict future progress with certainty, but it is possible that AGI will be created within this decade. Once AI reaches human-level capabilities, progress may accelerate further still.

This development brings many opportunities, but also serious risks. AI can be used for harmful purposes, such as cyberattacks. In the future, maintaining control over AI systems may become increasingly difficult. AI could also lead to an extreme concentration of power and destabilisation of the international balance.

Tutke works to strengthen Finland's preparedness for these risks. Technical safety research, proactive governance, and international cooperation help ensure that the benefits of AI can be harnessed safely.

What we do

Capacity Building

We offer young researchers and students interdisciplinary learning opportunities and reading groups on safe AI, from humanities scholars to engineers.

Political Outreach

We participate in societal discourse and strengthen public understanding of safe AI. We believe AI is one of Finland's most important issues and the conversation belongs to everyone.

Fieldbuilding

We promote the safe development of AI and the emergence of collaborative networks in Finland. We serve as a collaboration platform for researchers and others working on the topic.

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