RAND publishes first roadmap for protecting valuable algorithmic know-how
Scobleizer · x · 2026-07-22
RAND experts published the first systematic roadmap for protecting algorithmic insights—the techniques, methods, and design know-how that materially improve AI systems.
The report frames these insights as a valuable asset that can be leaked, copied, or lost, and argues that organizations need a more deliberate protection strategy rather than ad hoc secrecy. It is positioned as a practical roadmap for how to safeguard this kind of know-how in real AI development workflows.
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