WASHINGTON — A task force appointed by US President Donald Trump has discussed ways to encourage companies in critical sectors to report cyberattacks powered by artificial intelligence.
The group met on Thursday to consider how organisations in banking, energy and emergency services could share information about cyberattacks and security weaknesses with the government.
Officials also discussed ways to reduce concerns about possible legal consequences when companies report cybersecurity incidents. The aim is to improve cooperation between businesses and government agencies as AI technology develops rapidly.
The meeting also reviewed progress on national standards for AI developers to report safety incidents and share cybersecurity information.
The discussions come amid growing concerns about the use of advanced AI systems in cyberattacks and the need to protect critical infrastructure.
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