The Russian Security Council has identified approaches to neutralizing threats from AI

On October 17, members of the Information Security Committee of the Scientific Expert Council of the Russian Security Council on information security developed approaches to neutralize threats to the national interests of the Russian Federation in the development and use of artificial intelligence technologies.

"The issues of using artificial intelligence technologies in the interests of ensuring information security, as well as scientific and methodological approaches to identifying photo and video images created using Deepfake technologies were considered.The meeting also discussed the main threats to the national interests of the Russian Federation in the development and use of artificial intelligence technologies and developed approaches to neutralize these threats based on the use of trusted technologies," the press service of the Security Council of the Russian Federation said following the meeting of the committee.

The members of the NES committee emphasized the complex nature of threats to individuals, society and the state associated with the distribution of photo and video content created using Deepfake technology on the Internet.

"It was noted that in order to counter these threats, it is necessary to form the necessary regulatory and technical framework, including the creation of specialized centers in certain areas of research in scientific, technical, technological, regulatory and legal fields, as well as in the field of education," the statement said.

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Earlier, on October 4, Anton Tkachev, first deputy head of the State Duma Committee on Information Policy, Information Technologies and Communications, told Izvestia that it was necessary to set clear boundaries for artificial intelligence (AI), especially in ethical and moral aspects of interaction with citizens. The MP also believes that labeling content created by AI will help society distinguish between human and algorithm work.

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