The Trump administration is currently weighing a voluntary pre-deployment cybersecurity evaluation regime, under which the government will get to assess the security risks of new, powerful models 30 days before they are released publicly. The policy — the product of a Trump executive order which has been finalized behind closed doors — wouldn’t address safety evaluation incidents because they occur farther upstream of deployment. “The lesson we’ve been learning in the last few months is that the self-regulatory apparatus is just not enough anymore,” Yoon said. “There are competitive pressures
The AI safety test is becoming a safety risk | TechCrunchSeveral researchers and cybersecurity experts told TechCrunch that AI evaluation environments need stronger, defense-in-depth protections, with levels of containment and control approaching those used in deployment. That means multiple layers of security so that a single misconfiguration — like inadvertently leaving internet access open — can’t lead to escape. “If you are going to build these models…you want to do it on an air-gapped network,” Stella Biderman, executive director of AI safety research nonprofit EleutherAI. “You want to have very serious isolation.” Heather Ceylan, Box’s chief
The AI safety test is becoming a safety risk | TechCrunch…In the wake of the Hugging Face incident, and several other incidents disclosed by Anthropic, the U.K.’s AI Security Institute, Meta, and workers at AI companies — including executives and technical…
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…Redwood Research, a nonprofit AI safety and security research organization, classified OpenAI’s model behavior in this case as “score-seeking misalignment,” a pattern in which AI models try to get a…
…Topics AI , Amazon , Andy Jassy , Anthropic , david sacks , Government & Policy , Scott Bessent , Security Related AI Anthropic’s safety warnings may have just backfired — the government has pulled the plug on its most…
…itself, its products and services, as offering a level of security and trustworthiness superior to any competing technology company,” the new filing states. “This includes assurances about the safety of applications distributed…
…A Google spokesperson told TechCrunch the Guidelight report doesn’t represent the full scope of the company’s AI safety and security measures. The company did not respond to TechCrunch’s question…
…AISI, SecureBio, and Irregular in the latest model’s safety card . As with Anthropic’s Fable roll-out, OpenAI previewed the model for the government and select users ahead of wider release…
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…AI to generate exploit scripts that rely on publicly available information to find and exploit vulnerable programmable logic controllers that are running out-of-date software or are otherwise poorly secured. CISA…