More than 30 organizations, including China Telecom, Huawei, Baidu and Byte Jump, have jointly launched the AI Security working Group to solve security problems.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the delivery of clues about the past. CTOnews.com Sept. 7, the world's leading international industry organization Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) Greater China announced the establishment of the "AI Security working Group" at the "exploring the next Generation Security Intelligence" forum held at the 2023 inclusion Bund Conference today.

More than 30 institutions, including Tuyuan Pixabay China Telecom, Ant Group, Huawei, Baidu, Byte Jump, Xi'an University of Electronic Science and Technology, and the National Financial Evaluation Center, have become the first sponsors, and will devote themselves to "jointly solving the security problems brought about by the rapid development of AI technology". The working group is headed by Huang Lei, deputy chief engineer and head of data and AI professional direction of the Research Institute of Security Technology of China Telecom Co., Ltd.

Through the research on AI threats and risks, AI endogenous security, AI-assisted security, AI-derived security, AI ethics, AI compliance and other topics, CTOnews.com hopes to understand the current development of AI security in China, manufacturers' landing plans and customers' best practices, so as to enable enterprises to obtain security capabilities more easily and promote the rapid development of the whole field of AI security.

In addition, the main responsibility of the working group is to study and compile technical security threats and risks related to AI security, AI data security and privacy protection, AI technology to facilitate security applications, AI ethics and AI compliance and other materials, research work will be carried out around various AI technology threats, risks, protection and other related issues with AI security as the core.