The National Institute of Standards and Technology is requesting industry feedback on the implementation of its responsibilities to support the secure and trustworthy development and use of artificial intelligence technologies.
NIST said Tuesday it is seeking comments on establishing guidelines and best practices for AI safety and security as part of an executive order published in October.
The EO mandates NIST to develop guidelines for AI evaluation and red-teaming, facilitate the development of consensus-based standards and provide testing environments for assessing AI systems.
The NIST guidelines and infrastructure intend to the AI community to ensure the development and deployment of safe, secure and trustworthy AI systems.
The agency calls for information related to AI red-teaming, generative AI risk management, synthetic content risk reduction and responsible AI development standards.
“I want to invite the broader AI community to engage with our talented and dedicated team through this request for information to advance the measurement and practice of AI safety and trust,” said Laurie Locascio, undersecretary of commerce for standards and technology and director of NIST.
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