Accountability for GenAI for Cybersecurity

Mohammad Rubyet Islam · 2024

Chapter 8 examines accountability in the realm of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) within cybersecurity, emphasizing the need for a clear delineation of responsibility for artificial intelligence (AI) system actions, decisions, and outcomes. The chapter explores the importance of human oversight, legal implications, and the challenges of assigning liability in AI-driven environments. It discusses the role of governance structures, ethical guidelines, and regulatory frameworks in ensuring accountability. Through case studies and emerging technologies like blockchain and federated learning, the chapter provides insights into balancing innovation with accountability. The conclusion highlights the collective responsibility of stakeholders to advance GenAI technologies ethically and securely.

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