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Wednesday, 10 December 2025

A differentially private framework for gaining insights into AI chatbot use

Google Research 7 months ago 4

Researchers introduced Urania, a differentially private framework for analyzing LLM chatbot conversations that provides formal privacy guarantees instead of heuristic protections. The framework uses DP clustering and keyword extraction to ensure no single conversation overly influences the output, with empirical evaluation showing membership inference attacks achieved 0.53 AUC (near random guessing) against the private pipeline versus 0.58 against non-private baselines. This approach enables platforms to gain insights into how users interact with AI systems while mathematically guaranteeing that sensitive information cannot be revealed, even through prompt injection attacks or imperfect redaction.

Strengthening our partnership with the UK government to support prosperity and security in the AI era

Google DeepMind 7 months ago 11 2 sources

DeepMind is deepening collaboration with the UK government to deploy AI tools across science, education, public services, and national security. The partnership includes establishing DeepMind's first automated laboratory in the UK in 2026 for materials science research, and a pilot in Northern Ireland showed teachers saved 10 hours per week using Gemini while students receiving AI tutoring were 5.5 percentage points more likely to solve novel problems than those with human tutors alone. The arrangement aims to provide UK scientists priority access to AI models like AlphaEvolve and AlphaGenome while modernizing public services, such as reducing planning document processing time from 2 hours to 40 seconds.

Strengthening cyber resilience as AI capabilities advance

OpenAI 7 months ago 32

OpenAI is developing additional safeguards and defensive capabilities to address cybersecurity risks as its AI models grow more capable. The company is implementing risk assessment frameworks and misuse-limiting measures, though specific metrics or implementation timelines are not disclosed. These efforts aim to enable the security community to better protect against potential threats from advanced AI systems.

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