The federal government of the United States will be able to test its new AI models for national security, according to tech behemoths Microsoft, Google, and xAI. The deal was announced on Tuesday by the Department of Commerce’s Center for AI Standards and Innovation (CAISI) in response to growing worries about the potential capabilities of Anthropic’s recently released Mythos model.
The new agreement permits the US government to conduct research to determine the models’ capabilities and security threats, as well as to review them prior to deployment. The deal satisfies a commitment made by US President Donald Trump’s administration in July to work with tech firms to screen their AI models for “national security risks.”
According to a statement from the firm, Microsoft will collaborate with scientists from the US government to test AI systems “in ways that probe unexpected behaviors.” According to the corporation, they would collaborate to create shared data sets and methods for testing its models. According to the release, Microsoft and the UK’s AI Security Institute inked a similar deal.
Also Read:
Alliance Française Khobar celebrates Saudi women entrepreneurs.
Albandari Alyamani On Being An Apt At Marketing Skills
