A government testing session this summer using high-end AI models uncovered 407 vulnerabilities across nine government bodies, including one critical flaw, for a cost of only £13,000. This warning comes as one cabinet minister compared the current state of government inaction to the onset of the 2008 financial crash. The alarms are being raised as Prime Minister Andy Burnham's AI adviser, Jade Leung, recently stepped down amid criticism that senior officials remain too analogue in their approach.
