The UK will invest £ 600 million to deploy AI security and prevent emerging biological threats According to TechFlow, on October 24th, the UK government announced on Saturday that it will invest approximately £ 600 million (approximately $800 million) to strengthen artificial intelligence security, with a focus on preventing biological, health, and cybersecurity threats posed by AI. Among them, the UK government will invest £ 100 million to build an AI biosafety laboratory and allocate £ 65 million to develop pathogen response measures. OpenAI and Anthropic will provide up to £ 200 million in model usage quotas, and companies such as Google DeepMind will also provide support. The existing AI security research institutes in the UK will receive an additional £ 120 million, with an additional £ 130 million to strengthen network defenses for critical infrastructure and the overall economy. The UK government will also allocate £ 60 million to invest in AI robotics, automation, and manufacturing enterprises, and invest funds to support AI research, chip design, healthcare policy innovation, and local AI projects. UK AI Minister Kanishka Narayan stated that the government hopes to build AI biosafety laboratories into important institutions with global influence, gathering the world's top research forces and protecting the public from emerging biological threats. (Golden Ten)