The letter calls for frontier models to be initially isolated from external networks and placed under independent oversight. It also proposes industry-wide containment standards and a running record of major security incidents, eventually disclosed publicly. The signatories argue that voluntary industry commitments are insufficient and urge organizations developing or testing cyber-capable models to adopt high-assurance containment immediately while governments work toward a formal regime. This is an advocacy proposal, not an established body or binding rule. Source: https://qz.com/scientists-international-body-advanced-ai-oversight-101326
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About 400 scientists want a global watchdog for AI that can hack : Geoffrey Hinton and Yoshua Bengio signed the letter, which asks for frontier models to be kept offline and for a registry of secur...
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Around 400 scientists from 34 countries, including Geoffrey Hinton and Yoshua Bengio, signed an open letter calling for an international body to oversee advanced AI systems capable of cyber tasks.