AI Safety Governance Framework v3.0 Released, Spotlighting Agent Social Platform Risks
terryyuezhuo · x · 2026-09-14
TC260 published version 3.0 of its AI Safety Governance Framework. As quoter kelmgren notes, it's a statement of principles and non-binding, but an authoritative signal of which topics are on regulators' radar.
Highlighted panels on AI safety risk classification covered:
- Risks of unintended autonomous behaviors
- Autonomous cyberattack threats
- Risks of AI agent social platforms
- GEO poisoning to manipulate content recommended by large models
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