We introduce a cooperative FlipIt-style framework for human–AI working agreements in cyber defense, replacing adversarial competition with a shared-objective model where control depends on both the defender’s noisy monitoring and the AI’s internal cues. For periodic AI strategies, we derive closed-form policies; for non-periodic cases, we show how reinforcement learning discovers near-optimal behaviors. This work lays a foundation for trust-aware shared-control systems.

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The AI Who Loved Me: Fundamental Bounds and Behaviors Under Human-AI Working Agreements

  • Mark Bilinski,
  • Ryan Gabrys

摘要

We introduce a cooperative FlipIt-style framework for human–AI working agreements in cyber defense, replacing adversarial competition with a shared-objective model where control depends on both the defender’s noisy monitoring and the AI’s internal cues. For periodic AI strategies, we derive closed-form policies; for non-periodic cases, we show how reinforcement learning discovers near-optimal behaviors. This work lays a foundation for trust-aware shared-control systems.