AI and security will go hand in hand (at least the "Big Tech" are committed to this)

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Security, often neglected in the technology industry, is an absolutely key piece in the puzzle of artificial intelligence (AI). And at the AI ​​Security Summit , which has been taking place since yesterday in Seoul (South Korea), the (forced) binomial that AI and security must form in an absolutely unavoidable way was once again emphasized. At the start of the summit, which South Korea and the United Kingdom are organizing jointly, the major technology companies committed to guaranteeing security in the development of new artificial intelligence tools.

Among the companies that yesterday kuwait mobile phone numbers database assumed the responsibility of integrating security into the DNA of AI are large multinationals such as Google , Meta and Microsoft , as well as other companies that operate locally.

The leading companies in the field of AI , including those based in China and the United Arab Emirates, agreed yesterday in Seoul "not to develop or implement AI models if the risks associated with them cannot be sufficiently mitigated" , as announced yesterday by the Government of the United Kingdom, co-organizer with South Korea of ​​the AI ​​Security Summit.

A joint statement from the summit cited security, innovation and inclusion as the three main priorities when discussing the opportunities and challenges of AI. Inclusion must ensure, for example, that the benefits that spring from the womb of artificial intelligence are shared by all and not monopolized by just a few.