Safety · Concept
AI Agent Data Leakage in Non-Adversarial Enterprise Scenarios
A joint Singapore–Korea AI Safety Institute evaluation found that none of three tested LLM agents achieved fully safe execution across 12 realistic non-adversarial enterprise tasks.
Enterprise AI agent deployments require data-minimization and access-boundary controls as baseline safety requirements.
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Joint Singapore-Korea evaluation of agent data leakage in non-adversarial scenarios directly informs the broader trend of AI customer support agent exploitation.
+5 growthThe Singapore–Korea joint evaluation of non-adversarial agent data leakage directly instantiates the broader trend of AI customer support and enterprise agent safety risks.
+4 growthData leakage risks in non-adversarial enterprise AI agent deployments constrain safe adoption of AI agents in knowledge work.
+3 growthUK AISI participated in the joint Singapore-Korea evaluation of AI agent data leakage in non-adversarial enterprise scenarios.
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In June 2025 the US AI Safety Institute was renamed the Center for AI Standards and Innovation (CAISI), pivoting toward security, standards and adversary-model assessment.
NIST →Anthropic activated its ASL-3 deployment and security standard with Claude Opus 4 on 22 May 2025 — the first real-world trigger of a responsible-scaling tier, focused on blocking bio-weapon uplift.
Anthropic →The International Network of AI Safety Institutes (launched Nov 2024) ran a third joint testing exercise focused on agentic AI systems across cyber and fraud strands.
European Commission — AI Office →