SINGAPORE: The capacity for an artificial intelligence (AI) system to draw from multiple databases and act independently has introduced new risks, such as potential unauthorised payments and personal data theft.
Such risks, as well as guardrails to prevent the unintended outcomes, are outlined in a new framework, dubbed Model AI Governance Framework for Agentic AI, launched by the Infocomm Media Development Authority on Jan 22.
Unlike traditional AI, new agentic AI systems with the ability to understand natural language can reason and independently complete tasks on behalf of users.
AI agents include coding assistants that generate, test
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