AI Cyber Defense Act
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Summary
The bill directs the Director of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to engage with private sector artificial intelligence stakeholders within 180 days of enactment to define "artificial intelligence distillation attacks" and develop voluntary standards and best practices for detecting and preventing them, publishing these on NIST's website within one year. It also requires NIST to establish an "AI Cybersecurity Roundtable" within 180 days to develop voluntary standards and best practices for the defensive use of AI in cybersecurity, with representation from private AI stakeholders and critical infrastructure operators, and to publish those standards within one year of the Roundtable's establishment. The bill defines terms including "country of concern" and "entity of concern," the latter covering certain foreign persons tied to specified countries.
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