At an artificial intelligence summit, DeepMind Chairman and Google Chief Scientist Demis Hassabis warned that if companies, governments, etc. do not strengthen the security protection of AI systems, it may turn into a major security incident next year or the next few years. Hassabis believes that the AI industry has entered the age of smart devices in the past year. AI's ability to act autonomously means it has the opportunity to complete more real-world tasks, and its practical value also increases. However, on the other hand, the potential risk of the system is rising. This year's AI attack is a signal, but currently AI capabilities are not very strong, so the accident has yet to cause any major consequences. At the summit, Hassabis called for the AI industry to draw on mature experience in high-risk fields such as biology and nuclear technology to establish stricter safety and security mechanisms. “There is still a lot of work to be done” in this regard. He emphasized the importance of international cooperation and suggested that in the future, it is necessary to establish an international standards body to develop safety standards for AI systems.

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