It is reported that South Korea’s National Artificial Intelligence Strategy Committee has launched a Security Special Committee to address security threats associated with the emerging ‘Claude Mythos’ and to enhance regulations on installable security software in the financial sector. During its first meeting, the committee highlighted the rapid evolution of cyber security risks due to advancements in generative AI, emphasizing the potential for AI to uncover previously undetected vulnerabilities. Discussions included the need for improvements to security software, which has faced criticism for user inconvenience and possible exploitation as an attack vector. The committee, in collaboration with relevant ministries, reviewed the threat level of Claude Mythos and agreed on the necessity for long-term strategies, such as developing AI-based real-time defense systems and fostering global security cooperation. Chair Lee Won-tae underscored the urgency of adapting security policies to keep pace with technological advancements to prevent security from hindering AI progress.
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