Paris Peace Forum Launches Global AI Cyber Threat Hub

A French nonprofit is launching a new global intelligence and research hub focused on AI cyber threats. The Paris Peace Forum is bringing together international experts to assess these threats to global internet infrastructure. The project is called the Integrated Network for Trusted AI in Cyberspace, or INTAiC. It will include researchers and civil society experts from government and the private sector. Their goal is to analyze current AI cyber threats and create reports on the technology's impact. One key aim is to form an international, quick-response coalition to address AI-related threats. This is similar to existing coordination mechanisms in other cybersecurity areas. The network already includes organizations like Microsoft and Orange Cyberdefense. INTAiC will have two main workstreams. One is to create a regularly updated resource for defenders on how AI is changing cyber threats. The other is to evaluate and prevent cyber risks linked to AI, building a base of independent experts. This initiative is important because it aims to bridge the gap between those defending networks and those securing AI systems, providing a unified understanding of the threat.