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KAIST selected for Microsoft\'s global AI safety research program

KAIST has been selected for Microsoft\'s global AI safety research program, the only South Korean university chosen. KAIST said computer science professor Samuel Sohn (손수엘) was picked for research support under the \'External Red Teaming Alliance (EXTRA)\' run by the Microsoft AI Red Team. Launched this year, the program tests AI systems for security flaws, misuse risks and alignment issues. KAIST will receive $25,000 in funding for AI safety, security and responsible AI research.

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Microsoft report warns of double-agent risks as AI agents spread

Microsoft released its AI security report, Cyber Pulse, and set out visibility, governance and zero-trust security principles to help companies deploy AI agents safely. The report said the spread of AI agents is creating new business risks through visibility gaps and that organisations leading in AI adoption will align business, IT and security teams. It warned deployments can outpace security and compliance controls, expanding shadow AI risks and creating “double agents”.