GTI and China Mobile Release AI Security Framework
GTI, China Mobile and more than 20 industry partners announced in a press release an AI security governance technology white paper and Security Capability System. The organizations presented them at the third GTI Forum on Digital Intelligence in Hong Kong on September 8.
China Mobile, GTI and The Hong Kong Polytechnic University also launched the international edition of the AI4S Scientific Workstation, called TG Science. GTI and more than 10 research and industry partners presented a base station and terminal prototype test based on the latest 3GPP definitions through its 6G Open Testbed.
GTI also introduced the Mobile Intelligence Integration Index and released a Mobile AI White Paper and AI Security Governance Initiative. China Mobile proposed cooperation on cross border data flows, algorithm security, model trustworthiness and AI agent governance.
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