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Experts urge 'immediate changes' to prevent rogue AI

More than 200 artificial intelligence and cybersecurity researchers called on Oct 13 for immediate action to prevent further cases of AI models going rogue and posing a risk to critical infrastructure.

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专家敦促立即采取“变革”措施,以防止人工智能失控。

Their letter called for organisations developing, deploying, and testing cyber-capable AI models to be air-gapped – that is, physically cut off from the Internet – to ensure they do not escape. — AFP

PARIS : More than 200 artificial intelligence and cybersecurity researchers called on Oct 13 for immediate action to prevent further cases of AI models going rogue and posing a risk to critical infrastructure.

The letter signed by luminaries in the field including Nobel-prize winner Geoffrey Hinton and Turing Award winner Yoshua Bengio – both seen as godfathers of AI – called for models relating to cybersecurity to be physically cut off from the Internet during testing.

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