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prj_3902 - WP 2 Private Capture the Flag Evaluations

Capture the Flag Evaluations are a useful automated method of testing AI models' capabilities in executing cyber-attacks. The team requires the design and building of CTF evaluations that specifically assess the individual capabilities an AI-model would need to exhibit to conduct an offensive cyber-attack Classification: Surveillance system.

Record details

Published: 2 October 2025
Source: UK Contracts Finder — AI procurement
Category: Policy
Topics: Regulation · Privacy · Military & security
Retrieved: 15 August 2026

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ethics.ai (2 October 2025), “prj_3902 - WP 2 Private Capture the Flag Evaluations,” evidence record 19910, https://ethics.ai/record/19910 (originally published by UK Contracts Finder — AI procurement).

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