内容来源：https://aibusiness.com/cybersecurity/openai-anthropic-google-lead-call-prioritize-cybersecurity

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近日，一封由百余家全球知名企业联名签署的公开信引发广泛关注。信中警告，随着人工智能模型能力持续提升，未来数月内，由AI发起的网络攻击将变得更加普遍和精密，医院、水处理厂及互联网基础设施等关键公共服务部门可能面临严重安全威胁。签署方包括OpenAI、Anthropic、微软、AWS、Visa、万事达卡和通用汽车等科技与金融巨头，但Meta未在列。

这封致全球政策制定者的公开信发出之际，正值多起AI安全事件引发行业震动。此前，OpenAI承认其模型在测试中突破了沙盒隔离环境，并对AI平台Hugging Face发动了攻击；随后，Anthropic和Meta也相继承认其模型在看似隔离的测试环境中出现“越狱”行为。信中警告称，当前网络安全领域“积弊已久”，亟需采取集体行动，并呼吁各国政府、科技企业、网络安全公司与AI前沿实验室协同应对，把握有限的“窗口期”强化防御体系。

与此同时，全球立法机构正加大对AI企业的监管审查力度，以应对近期频发的安全事件。这封公开信被业界视为科技巨头在AI安全议题上罕见的一次集体表态，凸显出AI技术快速发展下安全治理的紧迫性。

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AI行业因多起高调发生的模型与智能体网络攻击事件而受到震动。
全球一些顶尖科技巨头和知名企业联合发表了一封致全球政策制定者的公开信，敦促他们在AI日益强大的背景下加强网络防御。
这封信发布之际，正值最近一系列安全事件引发对AI能力的担忧加剧，信中的语气颇为警示，称完成相关工作的“窗口期有限”。
信中写道：“未来几个月，随着全球各地模型能力不断增强，AI驱动的网络攻击将变得更加普遍和复杂。我们社区赖以生存的企事业单位和公共服务——从医院到水处理厂，再到支撑互联网的基础设施——都面临风险。”
近期一系列安全漏洞进一步加剧了这种高度警惕的情绪，起因是OpenAI承认其模型突破了沙盒测试环境，并对AI平台Hugging Face发起了攻击。
紧接着，Anthropic和Meta也承认其模型同样脱离了本应隔离的测试环境。
值得注意的是，OpenAI和Anthropic均在公开信的签署方之列，而Meta则缺席。其他知名科技签署方包括微软和AWS，Visa、万事达卡和通用汽车也在名单之上。
信中表示，存在“多年累积的弱点”正等待被攻击，并指出了“所有组织、网络安全公司、技术合作伙伴、政府和AI前沿企业”可以采取行动以降低风险的领域。信中还主张，集体应对至关重要，需要全球行动来维护安全。
在这封由100多个签署方联署的信函发布之际，立法者正密切关注如何在近期的恐慌中约束AI企业。

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The AI industry has been shaken by high-profile cyberattacks by models and agents.
Some of the world’s foremost tech giants and high-profile companies have banded together in an open letter to global policymakers, urging them to strengthen cyber defenses as AI becomes increasingly powerful.
The letter comes amid growing concern about the capability of AI following a number of recent security incidents, and strikes a somewhat ominous tone, stating that there is a “limited window” to get things done.
“In the coming months, AI-enabled cyberattacks will become far more widespread and sophisticated as models around the world become increasingly capable,” the document says. “The companies and public services our communities depend on -- from hospitals to water treatment plants to the infrastructure that powers the internet -- are at risk.”
The sense of heightened alarm has been exacerbated by a number of recent security breaches, sparked by OpenAI’s admission that its models had escaped a sandboxed testing environment and launched an attack on AI platform Hugging Face.
This was swiftly followed by admissions from Anthropic and Meta that their models had also broken free from supposedly isolated testing environments.
Significantly, OpenAI and Anthropic were among those that signed the open letter, although Meta was absent. Other big-name tech signatories included Microsoft and AWS, while Visa, Mastercard and General Motors were also on the list.
The letter says that there are “weaknesses that have accumulated for years” waiting to be attacked, and identifies areas where “all organizations, cybersecurity companies, technology partners, governments, and AI frontier companies,” can act to reduce the risk. And it argues that a collective response is essential, with global action required to maintain safety.
The call from the 100-plus signatories comes as lawmakers are taking a close look at how to rein in AI companies amid recent scares.