AI BriefingCollaboration with US CAISI and UK AISI to Build Safer AI Systems
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OpenAI is collaborating with US CAISI and UK AISI to examine security vulnerabilities in AI agents and strengthen its systems.
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OpenAI is collaborating with US CAISI (Center for AI Standards and Innovation) and UK AISI (AI Security Institute) for the safe deployment of AI. Through partnerships with research and standards institutions from both countries, OpenAI is combining expertise in machine learning, national security, and metrology to raise security levels.
Recent collaboration has expanded to security issues in AI agents. CAISI was granted early access to ChatGPT Agent to analyze the system architecture and conduct red-teaming tests.
Through this process, CAISI discovered two new security vulnerabilities. Risks were identified in which an attacker could bypass security protections to remotely control a computer system or impersonate a user.
In particular, CAISI developed a sophisticated attack chain with a success rate of about 50% by combining traditional cyber vulnerabilities with an AI agent hijacking attack. These findings were immediately reported to OpenAI and used to improve security.
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