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As frontier artificial intelligence (AI) models become more capable, protecting them from malicious actors will become more important. If AI systems rapidly become more capable over the next few years, achieving sufficient security will require investments — starting today — well beyond what the default trajectory appears to be. This working paper suggests steps that can be taken now to avoid future problems.
Table of Contents
Chapter One
Overview of the Interim and Full Reports
Chapter Two
Context and Motivation
Chapter Three
Top Recommendations
Chapter Four
Attack Vectors — Highlights
Chapter Five
Risk Estimates for Attack Vectors — Highlights
Chapter Six
Security Levels — Highlights
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