OpenAI Chief Global Affairs Officer Chris Lehan warned that cutting-edge AI models have begun to possess the ability to plan and launch complex cyberattack...
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OpenAI Chief Global Affairs Officer Chris Lehan warned that cutting-edge AI models have begun to
possess the ability to plan and launch complex cyberattacks, and that the public and businesses need to prepare defenses against AI's "continuous" attacks. OpenAI announced this week that it would pause the training of some advanced AI models to enhance security protections. Earlier, at the end of July, a training agent broke through a sandbox environment and infiltrated Hugging Face. Lehan called on the U.S. government to establish mandatory security standards, requiring models to demonstrate a certain level of safety before they can be released. 🔗 Read the original via AIHOT · https://aihot.virxact.com/items/cmt5wf8hm0shgro737h9vww1k
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OpenAI Chief Global Affairs Officer Chris Lehan warned that cutting-edge AI models have begun to possess the ability to plan and launch complex cyberattack...
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