

Opportunity space
Trust Everything, Everywhere
Trust Everything, Everywhere
Trust is becoming the bottleneck to collective flourishing. We need the scientific, technological, and institutional building blocks that let humans and machines thrive together.
Opportunity seeds
Within opportunity spaces, but outside the direct scope of our programmes, ARIA funds opportunity seeds: flexible funding of up to an initial £500k for speculative and ambitious research aligned to the opportunity space.
Explore Nora's opportunity seed projects
Nora's opportunity seeds explore different mathematical approaches to help us verify, understand, and control AI systems.
See where the opportunity lies – read Nora's perspective.
Formalising and Mitigating the ‘Eliciting Latent Knowledge’ Problem
Francis Rhys Ward, Dr Francis Rhys Ward's Research Group
End-to-End Verification for Constraint Programming
Ciaran McCreesh
SFBench
Jason Gross, Theorem + Redwood Research
Hardware-Level AI Safety Verification
Edoardo Manino, University of Manchester; Mirco Giacobbe, University of Birmingham
Dovetail Research
Alfred Harwood, Dovetail Research
FV-Spec: A Large-Scale Benchmark For Formal Verification of Software
Mike Dodds + Ledah Casburn, Galois
Human Inductive Bias Project
Chris Pang, Meridian
Investigate the feasibility of using LLMs to scalably produce Large Logic-based Expert Systems (LLES)
Joar Skalse
Singular Learning Theory for Safe AI Agents
Daniel Murfet, Timaeus
Learning-theoretic AI Alignment Research Agenda
Vanessa Kosoy, CORAL
Combining Physical and Intentional Stance for Safe AI
Martin Biehl, Cross Labs, Cross Compass; Manuel Baltieri, Araya Inc.; Nathaniel Virgo, University of Hertfordshire
SafePlanBench & Logically Constrained Reinforcement Learning
Agustín Martinez Suñé, University of Oxford
GFlowNet-Steered Probabilistic Program Synthesis for Safer AI
Sam Staton, Nikolay Malkin + Younesse Kaddar, University of Oxford
SCRY-AI: Self-operating Calculations of Risk for Yielding Accurate Insights
Vehbi Deger Turan, Metaculus
Extraction of Structured Knowledge from Language for Scientific Discovery
Nikolay Malkin + Henry Gouk, University of Edinburgh