Protecting AI from Undue Influence
Blog post from Socure
AI offers significant potential benefits but also risks of misuse, bias, fraud, financial crime, and attacks on critical infrastructure, particularly when systems can be manipulated through their training data or accessed by malicious actors. The passage argues that the United States should lead a global effort to develop safe, sustainable, and ethically governed AI while addressing competition from authoritarian states that may prioritize technological dominance over safeguards. It highlights the White House AI Executive Order, the CHIPS and Science Act, and expanded CFIUS authority as measures intended to protect sensitive technology and limit foreign influence. Drawing parallels with the digital transformation of banking and commerce, it recommends that AI developers adopt financial-sector practices such as identity verification, KYC procedures, activity monitoring, sanctions screening, risk assessments, formal controls, audits, and continuous improvement to strengthen AI security and prevent tampering.
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