Reactions to these AI guidelines from the cybersecurity industry

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The declaration recognizes the need to address the risks associated with cutting-edge AI models , particularly in sectors such as IT security and biotechnology, and supports greater international cooperation to ensure the safe, ethical and beneficial use of AI .

Britain's Science and Technology Secretary, Michelle Donnell, said the newly published guidelines would "place cybersecurity at the heart of the development of artificial intelligence " from inception to deployment.


The publication of the guidelines on artificial intelligence has been welcomed by experts uk rcs data and analysts on cybersecurity .

Toby Lewis, global head of threat analysis at Darktrace, calls the guidelines a “welcome project” for security systems that make artificial intelligence safe and reliable.

Commenting by email, Lewis said: “I am pleased to see that the guidelines highlight the need for AI to protect its data and models from attackers and its users to apply AI appropriately to the right tasks. Those developing AI should step up and build trust by accompanying users on the journey that explains how they are getting to AI answers. With confidence and trust, we will realize the benefits of AI faster and for more people.”

Georges Anidjar, Vice President for Southern Europe at Informatica, said the publication of the guidelines "is an important step towards addressing the cybersecurity challenges inherent in this rapidly evolving sector."