What AI can learn from aviation safety


Just as the aviation industry gained public trust by adopting rigorous safety protocols, AI companies must identify and address critical vulnerabilities before they cause real-world harm. — 123rf

IN A recent security test, a generative AI banking chatbot designed to assist customers with loan applications was manipulated into disclosing sensitive financial information. Testers bypassed security controls and extracted a comprehensive list of loan approvals, including customer names.

This cautionary tale underscores a fundamental issue: generative AI could revolutionise entire industries, but, without robust safety protocols, it can also lead to disastrous outcomes.

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