Policy
India group DSCI makes a proposal on liability for AI agent injury
DSCI tells that liability for an injury from an AI agent must follow who controlled each decision, not only the company that uses the agent.
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Policy
DSCI tells that liability for an injury from an AI agent must follow who controlled each decision, not only the company that uses the agent.
Benchmarks
In the test, a change in the sequence of the alternatives changed as many as 72.6% of the answers of a model.
Industry
The new number 3 risk is AI strategy miscalculation: AI benefits that come after a long time or give less value than the first plan.
Research
Game theory tells that a change of scale must not change behavior, but it changed the level of cooperation in the models.
Security
The attack sends no queries to the detector and works on each watermark.
Security
An incorrect risk warning sends agents to the attacker target in 60.4% of tests, against 66.0% for instruction injection.
Security
2 models with almost the same accuracy had attack success rates about 20 percentage points different.
Security
On agents, the attack ExtraHerO increases the function of the system prompt that it gets by 34.3%.
Security
The defense keeps 82.64% of usual task success, compared with 90.28% with no defense.
Research
In tests of 10 models on 32 values, the compliance difference between monitored and unmonitored is from 0.05 to 0.50.
Security
When all 9 test sets are put together, 13% of pairs of attack categories are not tested.