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U.S. states call for participation in AI model testing to strengthen cybersecurity collaboration
BlockBeats News, May 5 — Senior security officials from more than a dozen states in the United States are urging artificial intelligence companies to include these states in frontier model testing, citing that developers are currently more inclined to collaborate with Washington and large tech companies.
In a letter sent on Tuesday to the CEOs of OpenAI, Anthropic, Microsoft, and Google, a group of state chief information security officers, homeland security advisors, and technical officials stated that states are still excluded from early access programs.
The letter reads: “While we appreciate the launch of new cyber defense initiatives, we are deeply concerned about the current practice of prioritizing collaboration with federal partners and large tech companies, while essentially excluding cooperation with state and local agencies responsible for providing and safeguarding many of the nation’s critical services.” (Jin10)