Draft2:AI Security Research
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory established the Center for AI Security Research (CAISER) to address threats already present as governments and industries around the world adopt artificial intelligence and take advantage of the benefits it promises in data processing, operational efficiencies and decision-making.
ORNL and CAISER will provide objective scientific analysis of the vulnerabilities, threats and risks — from individual privacy to international security — related to emerging and advanced artificial intelligence.
DOE's role
CAISER expands the lab’s long-standing Artificial Intelligence for Science and National Security research initiative, which integrates ORNL’s unique expertise, infrastructure and data to accelerate scientific breakthroughs.
Mission/Objectives
CAISER provides a dedicated research center for the lab’s experts and collaborators to:
- Lead basic and applied scientific research into the vulnerabilities, risks and national security threats related to AI.
- Develop capabilities to test and evaluate the robustness and vulnerabilities of AI tools and products.
- Produce strategic reports and scientific studies in collaboration with industry and national security partners.
- Provide educational outreach and information to inform the public, policymakers and the national security community.
Initially, CAISER is focusing on four national security domains that align with ORNL strengths — AI for cybersecurity, biometrics, geospatial intelligence and nuclear nonproliferation — in collaboration with national security and industry partners.
Stakeholders
- Oak Ridge National Laboratory
- Federal agencies
- Air Force Research Laboratory - Information Directorate
- Department of Homeland Security - Science and Technology Directorate
History
When was it founded, who was involved, etc.
Meetings
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Related links
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External links
- Official website
Social media
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