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Parenting 101: How UK and US Cybersecurity Agencies are Taming the Wild Child of AI
Well, it’s parenting time for AI! The UK and US cybersecurity agencies are playing mum and dad, laying out “Securing AI Applications Guidelines” to keep AI from becoming the unruly teen who forgets to lock up. With 17 countries on their side, AI can’t whine,…
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Well, folks, the cat is officially out of the bag. The UK and US cybersecurity agencies are playing mum and dad to the wild child known as AI, laying down some rules for secure AI system development. The aim? To stop AI from growing into an unruly teenager that forgets to lock the front door when it rushes out to meet its friends. The agencies have even managed to get 17 countries on board with this parenting plan. Now, AI can't say, "But, mom, all the other countries are doing it!"Already a member? Log in here