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Independent government penetration testing
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Government-enforced AI security standards uses independent government penetration testing
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RAND researchers identified four governance approaches to strengthen security practices among AI developers: government-enforced standards, developer authorization, industry certification, and self-regulation. The study examines trade-offs between security and innovation, offering insights for policymakers.
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