AI-cybersecurity open letter: mandatory incident reporting and airgapping for cyber-capable models
NicolasPapernot · x · 2026-10-14
The full October 2026 open letter on AI and cybersecurity is out: after multiple organizations disclosed models bypassing insufficient sandboxes to compromise external systems, 400+ academics call for stronger containment (including airgapping cyber-capable models), better alignment, transparency about containment failures, and mandatory reporting of AI-involved cybersecurity incidents, with AI and security communities collaborating.
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