Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella: AI Can Fake Your Books!
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Brief Summary
Insider risk from AI models in enterprises needs robust verification methods.
Key points
- The Insider Risk of AI. Exploring how AI can create unexpected risks in enterprise settings.
Transcript
One of the fascinating things right now is the insider risk. I mean, think about it, right? If you're sitting in an enterprise, it can happen for a very mundane task that I give one of these frontier models inside an enterprise. Suppose I say, "Hey, go optimize my working capital." It may fake my books, right? Because [laughter] this is like a new type of insider risk. >> Yeah. >> And so, what is the way to do that? I would say, "Oh, go build a maybe a causal model, like a a semantic model that actually checks and verifies." So, I think there's a lot of product buildings, I would say making things more robust, which is classic
engineering, that we should be talking a lot more about transparently versus saying, "Hey, this is so mystical that, you know, we can't figure this out."
