China works on AI safety benchmark as regulators target large model risks
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) is developing an AI safety benchmark to evaluate artificial intelligence models. This initiative, led by the MIIT-affiliated National Industrial Information Security Development Research Centre, aims to address the limitations of current frameworks in meeting complex safety governance needs.

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AI-generatedChina's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) is developing an AI safety benchmark to evaluate artificial intelligence models. This initiative, led by the MIIT-affiliated National Industrial Information Security Development Research Centre, aims to address the limitations of current frameworks in meeting complex safety governance needs. The center is actively seeking companies and experts to collaborate on building this benchmark, with applications due on Tuesday. This development occurs as regulators in the United States and Europe are increasing their oversight of AI security. The MIIT believes a standardized testing platform is necessary to support industrial compliance with AI safety standards.
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5 extractedA standardized testing platform is required to support industrial compliance.
Current AI safety frameworks are insufficient for complex governance needs.
The MIIT-led institute is seeking companies and experts to co-build the benchmark.
Regulators in the US and Europe are increasing oversight of AI security.
China's MIIT is developing an AI safety benchmark to evaluate AI models.