安全与新兴技术研究中心2024通过聊天窗口观察世界AI代理人技术的现状风险及策略研究报告英文版39页

Workshop ReportOctober 2024Chris Painter Cullen O'Keefe
Iason Gabriel
Kathleen Fisher
Ketan Ramakrishnan
Krystal Jackson
Noam Kolt
Rebecca Crootof
Samrat Chatterjee
 Through the Chat Window and Into the Real WorldPreparing for AI AgentsAuthors Helen Toner* John Bansemer* Kyle Crichton*
Matt Burtell*
Thomas Woodside*
Anat Lior
Andrew J. Lohn
Ashwin Acharya
Beba Cibralic *Workshop Organizers Center for Security and Emerging Technology | 1 Executive Summary The concept of artificial intelligence systems that actively pursue goals—known as AI “agents”—is not new. But over the last year or two, progress in large language models (LLMs) has sparked a wave of excitement among AI developers about the possibility of creating sophisticated, general-purpose AI agents in the near future. Startups and major technology companies have announced their intent to build and sell AI agents that can act as personal assistants, virtual employees, software engineers, and more. While current systems remain