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NIST Requests Feedback on AI Security Control Overlays

What Happened

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has opened a public comment period for its draft guidance on control overlays for artificial intelligence systems. These overlays are sets of security controls tailored specifically for AI, aiming to help federal agencies and organizations better protect AI-powered technologies. NIST’s move comes as AI is increasingly integrated into critical infrastructure and public services. The proposed overlays are an extension of existing federal risk management frameworks and respond to calls for greater clarity on securing AI applications, addressing issues like data privacy, model governance, and system reliability.

Why It Matters

As AI systems become more prevalent across government and private sectors, the need for robust security standards is urgent. NIST’s efforts could set industry benchmarks and inform policy around responsible AI deployment. Read more in our AI News Hub

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