Source: International Business Times
The Open Secure AI Alliance is developing the Shared AI Findings Exchange, a proposed incident-reporting framework designed to give the industry a common way to document rogue AI incidents. Getty Images A coalition of more than 120 technology and cybersecurity organizations is pushing for a new system to track and disclose incidents involving rogue artificial intelligence agents, as autonomous AI tools are increasingly gaining the ability to interact with real computer systems with limited human supervision. The Open Secure AI Alliance, whose members include Nvidia, Cisco and CrowdStrike, is developing the Shared AI Findings Exchange, or SAFE, a proposed incident-reporting framework designed to give the industry a common way to document AI failures, notify affected organizations and learn from cases in which agents cross security boundaries.
