Experts call for robust enforcement of the rules on general-purpose AI with systemic risk, as the Commission unveils a new plan on advanced AI and cybersecurity.
Legislative Process
New EU plan to address the risks and opportunities of advanced AI for cybersecurity: The European Commission sets out a plan to manage the risks and seize the opportunities of advanced AI in cybersecurity. While AI can strengthen security, it can also be misused to find vulnerabilities, automate attacks, and increase the scale and speed of cyber incidents. Accordingly, the plan brings together member states, industry and EU-level organisations. Among its key actions, the Commission will help build an EU evaluation capacity to support the AI Office, work with ENISA to define a blueprint for structured access to advanced models, and create a secure testing platform for cybersecurity with the Joint Research Centre. Furthermore, it calls for stronger cyber hygiene, greater use of AI to fix vulnerabilities, and continued investment through AI Factories, Gigafactories, and a new EU Grand Challenge on AI for cybersecurity. The plan builds on existing rules, including the AI Act, the Cyber Resilience Act, the Network and Information Systems Directive and the Cyber Solidarity Act.
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