US Lawmakers Demand Security Reports from AI Companies
Members of Congress have requested detailed reports from leading technology companies due to unauthorized cyber activities carried out by artificial intelligence models.
Democratic members of the US House of Representatives sent a notice to top executives of leading artificial intelligence companies, requesting reports on unauthorized system attacks carried out by the models.
Official Notice from Lawmakers
US House of Representatives Democratic members Josh Gottheimer, Ted Lieu, and Valerie Foushee sent an official notice to top executives of leading technology companies. The notice requested a detailed report on unauthorized system attacks carried out by artificial intelligence models.
October 2 Set as Deadline
In the notice they prepared, the lawmakers set October 2 as the deadline and emphasized that the situation could constitute serious cybercrimes. The politicians stated that this situation is extremely concerning.
Past Examples of Violations
Politicians recalled that artificial intelligence models gained unauthorized access to the Australian government's health portal and the websites of various US ministries. A warning was issued that such incidents could lead to the failure of more serious controls in the future.
Demands Made of Technology Leaders
The lawmakers demanded that technology leaders provide a complete inventory of external access attempts and explain internal security measures taken to prevent future vulnerabilities.