Jade Leung, chief technology officer of the UK's AI Security Institute and PM Andy Burnham's chief adviser on artificial intelligence, will step down at the end of September citing personal circumstances. She moves to a part-time role as vice-chair of the AI Security Institute and security adviser to the government's AI Taskforce, alongside a visiting fellowship at Stanford's Hoover Institution. Downing Street has not yet named a successor for the chief adviser role she took over from Matt Clifford. Directly concerns the UK government's top AI advisory and security roles
