Trace

King's College London

organization

Total routed
$1,288,825
Grants
4
Average size
$322,206
Years active
2025–26

Grants over time

$0$200K$400K$600K$800K20252026
Technical AI safety researchAI safety

Biggest funders

UK AI Security Institute$849,10066%3
Coefficient Giving$439,72534%1

Biggest recipients

Carmine Ventre$589,50046%1
Nicola Paoletti and Osvaldo Simeone$439,72534%1
Yali Du$129,80010%1
Caitlin Bentley$129,80010%1

Grants via

Date ↓FunderRecipientViaAmountCauseSourcePurpose
Feb 19, 2026UK AI Security InstituteCarmine VentreKing's College London~$589,500*Technical AI safety researchuk_aisiThe Implementability-Capability Frontier: Mechanism Design for Robust AI Alignment — led by Carmine Ventre. — Alignment Project
Aug 2025Coefficient GivingNicola Paoletti and Osvaldo SimeoneKing's College London$439,725Securitycoefficient_givingVerifiably Robust Conformal Probes (Nicola Paoletti and Osvaldo Simeone)
Apr 3, 2025UK AI Security InstituteYali DuKing's College London~$129,800†AI safetyuk_aisiEvaluating the Cooperative Behaviour of Systems of Generative Agents — led by Yali Du. Seed grant of up to £200,000. — Systemic Safety Grants (Phase 1)
Apr 3, 2025UK AI Security InstituteCaitlin BentleyKing's College London~$129,800†AI safetyuk_aisiEvolving Human-AI Competencies: Workforce Development for Building Systemically Safe Cyber-physical Systems — led by Caitlin Bentley, Gordon Meadow, David Wavell. Seed grant of up to £200,000. — Systemic Safety Grants (Phase 1)

* UK AISI reported a total of 27m GBP over 60 projects, so estimating each of them at the average grant size.

† UK AISI awarded grants of up to 200k GBP for this round, so estimating each of them at 100k.