The UKRI Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Safe and Trusted Artificial Intelligence (STAI), led by
a team of renowned experts from King’s College London and Imperial College London, aims to train a new
generation of scientists and engineers who are experts in methods of safe and trusted AI.
An AI system is considered to be safe when we can provide some assurance about the correctness of its behaviour,
and it is considered to be trusted if the average user can have confidence in the system and its decision making.
The CDT focusses particularly on the use of model-based AI techniques for ensuring the safety and trustworthiness
of AI systems. Model-based AI techniques provide an explicit language for representing, analysing and reasoning
about systems and their behaviours. Models can be verified and solutions based on them can be guaranteed as safe
and correct, and models can provide human-understandable explanations and support user collaboration and interaction
with AI – key for developing trust in a system.
To find out more about our Safe & Trusted AI CDT visit its web page at: