CosAI 发布《人工智能共同责任框架》
人工智能出问题该由谁负责？安全AI联盟（Coalition for Secure AI, CosAI）发布了一套新的《AI共同责任框架》，旨在明确AI系统开发、部署和使用全链条中各参与方的责任划分。该框架提出，AI的责任不应仅由单一主体承担，而是需要开发者、部署者、用户乃至监管机构共同协作，形成覆盖AI生命周期的责任分担机制，以应对日益复杂的AI安全与治理挑战。
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