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Proposed G7 cybergames designed to prepare big finance for AI attacks

Morgan Dwyer, OpenAI; Shane Cahill, Meta; Alice Friend, Google; and Logan Graham, Frontier Red Team, appear on video as they testify at a New York City Council Committee hearing on risks of AI.
Morgan Dwyer, OpenAI; Shane Cahill, Meta; Alice Friend, Google; and Logan Graham, Frontier Red Team, appear on video as they testify at a New York City Council Committee hearing on risks of AI. Photo: Adam Gray/Getty Images

Alex Viall

1 min read

The frontier models deployed by AI firms are fast becoming a key risk and security concern for governments, regulators, and industry.

To practice dealing with AI cyberattacks, finance heads of the G7 group said they will set up simulated and coordinated table-top exercises. This initiative was agreed on by the leaders of the world’s largest economies during a sidebar gathering hosted in Bangkok during the IMF annual meeting. The scenarios will

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