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Capgemini will lead a European Commission consortium that will assess cyber offense risks linked to advanced general purpose AI models under the EU AI Act.
Capgemini said in a press release that it will lead a consortium selected by the European Commission AI Office to assess cyber offense risks linked to advanced general purpose AI models.
The consortium will model emerging threats, develop evaluation tools and technical compliance methods, and conduct assessments when requested. Its work will cover capabilities including automated vulnerability discovery, exploit generation and large scale cyberattack coordination.
Capgemini will work with consulting firm Wavestone and French testing and metrology institution LNE. The assignment is part of the EU AI Safety program and will support enforcement of AI Act obligations for providers of general purpose AI models.
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