TREE NEWS update: Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said he is more confident than a month ago that greater international coordination and consensus can be achieved on AI testing. Speaking on the topic, Bailey pointed to improved prospects for cross-border cooperation on how AI systems are evaluated, without giving further details on which jurisdictions or frameworks are involved.
BoE Governor Bailey More Confident on International AI Testing Consensus
Bailey's shift in tone matters less for what it specifies than for what it signals: a major central bank governor treating AI testing as a coordination problem rather than a purely domestic one. That framing implicitly acknowledges that model evaluation regimes fragmented across jurisdictions could become a friction point for cross-border deployment, including in tokenized and market-infrastructure applications. The substance, however, remains thin — no jurisdictions, frameworks or timelines were named, so the gap between expressed confidence and any operable consensus is the thing worth watching.
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