On January 21st, according to The Business Insider, there were a number of large-scale participants in the World Economic Forum in DavosAdvisory bodiesThe executive will beAI "Safety" is seen as one of the core technological risks facing the enterprise today, and points out that the threat has begun to affect the pace of deployment of artificial intelligence in the enterprise。
Raj Sharma, a partner in global growth and innovation management in one of the world ' s four leading accounting firms, said that current industry discussions on AI security remained inadequate, particularly with regard to life-cycle management of AI Agent。
HE NOTED THAT SUCH SYSTEMS HAD DIRECT ACCESS TO ENTERPRISE DATA AND LACKED CLEAR IDENTIFICATION AND TRACEABILITY MECHANISMS, IN CONTRAST TO THE TRADITIONAL IT SYSTEM ' S STRICT AUTHORITY MANAGEMENT FOR HUMAN USERS。
Sharma stressed the need for companies to build an "industrial safety system" for AI agentsAt present, however, the industry is still premature in this regard, and this gap “makes him sleepless”。
The United States CEO Tim Walsh expressed similar concerns。
HE INDICATED THAT AI HAD BECOME A CENTRAL ISSUE IN THE DISCUSSIONS ON ENTERPRISE NETWORK SECURITY, AND THAT THIS HAD EVEN SLOWED DOWN THE PACE OF THE AI PROJECT, CHOOSING TO KEEP DATA LOCALLY FOR LONGER PERIODS OF TIME TO ENSURE THAT THE SECURITY SYSTEM WAS IMPROVED BEFORE MOVING。
Walsh also referred to the potential threat posed by quantum computing, stating that it could go beyond the existing encryption system in the future and force businesses to revisit and rebuild the encryption structure of critical systems。
In Davos discussions, AI safety and quantum risk are considered key variables in the digital transformation of enterprises. Although the maturity of quantum calculations will take several years, its potential impact has led to the early deployment of enterprises, while the rapid spread of AI Agent has made security more urgent。
AT THE SAME TIME, LONG-STANDING ISSUES OF CONCERN TO THE WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM CONTINUE TO INCLUDE GEO-ECONOMICS, CLIMATE CHANGE AND INCLUSIVE GROWTH. AS GLOBAL BUSINESS AND GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES GATHER IN DAVOS, AI SECURITY IS BECOMING A PROMINENT FOCUS OF THIS YEAR'S DISCUSSIONS。