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A Structured Approach to Identifying and Characterizing AI Vulnerabilities

Technology
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Iniciada July 31, 2026

RAND researchers present a structured framework for identifying and characterizing security weaknesses in generative artificial intelligence systems. They identify 31 distinct classes of vulnerabilities and offer practical mitigation strategies

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Independent security audits of large generative AI models should be funded by government or required by law.

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The classification of AI vulnerabilities should involve diverse stakeholders to ensure comprehensive coverage.

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AI developers must collaborate with cybersecurity experts to effectively address vulnerabilities in their systems.

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Addressing AI vulnerabilities requires a balance between security measures and user privacy rights.

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Overregulation of AI vulnerability frameworks may hinder the competitive edge of businesses in the AI sector.

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Structured vulnerability frameworks are only useful if they inform practical action by developers—otherwise they are academic exercises.

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Generative AI systems must undergo regular assessments to stay ahead of emerging vulnerabilities.

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Mandatory vulnerability disclosure frameworks would slow AI innovation and hand competitive advantage to nations with fewer safety requirements.

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The focus on characterizing AI vulnerabilities should not overshadow the need for ongoing ethical considerations in AI use.

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AI vulnerability assessments could impose unnecessary costs on smaller companies, limiting their growth.

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