· ai-devtools
[un]prompted AI security conference covered security of, with, and from AI
The discourse surrounding AI security, which can be categorized into three major domains—security of AI, security with AI, and security from AI—was thoroughly covered at the [un]prompted AI security…
The discourse surrounding AI security, which can be categorized into three major domains—security of AI, security with AI, and security from AI—was thoroughly covered at the [un]prompted AI security conference held in San Francisco. This three-day gathering featured remarkably intensive presentations covering every facet of AI security.
Attending this excellent event two weeks ago, I found the depth of discussion to be substantial. Researchers must grasp which of these areas they are focusing on, and the entire community needs to contribute to all three fields. The conference provided strong sessions addressing each of these three areas. Incidentally, I presented a talk concerning integrous AI, and I plan to share it once it becomes available online.
Why it matters
Understanding these three distinct areas is crucial for developers working with AI systems. This framework helps the community focus efforts on the right security challenges as AI tooling evolves.
