Common Criteria conference pitched as a key framework for humanoid AI safety
BobThibadeau · x · 2026-07-28
The post points people to the International Common Criteria Conference (ICCC26) and argues that anyone responsible for humanoid AI should understand Common Criteria, a certification framework that began at NIST in the U.S. and became widely operational in Europe.
It frames the conference as relevant to AI safety and compliance, and says the agenda includes sessions on:
- using Common Criteria certification to meet other regulatory frameworks
- continuous monitoring and patch management for certified products
- aligning certification with overlapping standards
The poster also links to a trial-style video explaining why CC matters for whether humans “die or live,” underscoring the safety angle.
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