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Hegseth and Anthropic CEO set to meet as debate intensifies over the military’s use of AI
Debate continues over AI’s role in national security and concerns about how the technology could be used in high-stakes situations.
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VA, other fed agencies must show their AI tools are safe, Harris says
The new policy is part of the more sweeping AI executive order signed by President Joe Biden in October.
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Biden seeks to move quickly on AI safeguards with executive order
Using the Defense Production Act, the order will require leading AI developers to share safety test results and other information with the government.
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Israel-Hamas war misinformation flourishes on X as platform struggles
Outside watchdog groups said misinformation about the war abounds on the platform, whose workforce was gutted after Elon Musk bought it last year.
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Tech titans to give senators advice on artificial intelligence
Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg and X and Tesla’s Elon Musk as well Bill Gates will speak at hearing. All 100 senators are invited, but the public is not.
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ChatGPT’s chief calls for new federal agency to regulate AI
Altman proposed the formation of a U.S. or global agency that would license the most powerful AI systems.
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Democrats want feds to target the ‘black box’ of AI bias
The proposal, co-sponsored by Sen. Cory Booker, may face an uphill battle in the Republican-led Senate. But it reflects growing — and bipartisan — scrutiny of the largely unregulated data economy.
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Men plead guilty to creating botnet used to crash the web
Three men pleaded guilty to creating a botnet known as Mirai that was used to paralyze chunks of the internet in 2016.
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Have you been ‘pwned’ in a data breach? Troy Hunt can tell
Working barefoot and in beachwear from his home office on Australia’s Gold Coast, the amiable security researcher set up his irreverent website, “Have I Been Pwned?” (pronounced POHND), in 2013. Millions of people have since used the free service to see if hackers have liberated their personal details from unwary companies and posted them online.
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Federal ‘extreme vetting’ plan castigated by tech experts
The experts, a group of more than 50 computer and data scientists, mathematicians and other specialists in automated decision-making, urged the Department of Homeland Security to abandon the project, dubbed the “Extreme Vetting Initiative.”
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Hegseth and Anthropic CEO set to meet as debate intensifies over the military’s use of AI
Debate continues over AI’s role in national security and concerns about how the technology could be used in high-stakes situations.
-
VA, other fed agencies must show their AI tools are safe, Harris says
The new policy is part of the more sweeping AI executive order signed by President Joe Biden in October.
-
Biden seeks to move quickly on AI safeguards with executive order
Using the Defense Production Act, the order will require leading AI developers to share safety test results and other information with the government.
-
Israel-Hamas war misinformation flourishes on X as platform struggles
Outside watchdog groups said misinformation about the war abounds on the platform, whose workforce was gutted after Elon Musk bought it last year.
-
Tech titans to give senators advice on artificial intelligence
Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg and X and Tesla’s Elon Musk as well Bill Gates will speak at hearing. All 100 senators are invited, but the public is not.
-
ChatGPT’s chief calls for new federal agency to regulate AI
Altman proposed the formation of a U.S. or global agency that would license the most powerful AI systems.
-
Democrats want feds to target the ‘black box’ of AI bias
The proposal, co-sponsored by Sen. Cory Booker, may face an uphill battle in the Republican-led Senate. But it reflects growing — and bipartisan — scrutiny of the largely unregulated data economy.
-
Men plead guilty to creating botnet used to crash the web
Three men pleaded guilty to creating a botnet known as Mirai that was used to paralyze chunks of the internet in 2016.
-
Have you been ‘pwned’ in a data breach? Troy Hunt can tell
Working barefoot and in beachwear from his home office on Australia’s Gold Coast, the amiable security researcher set up his irreverent website, “Have I Been Pwned?” (pronounced POHND), in 2013. Millions of people have since used the free service to see if hackers have liberated their personal details from unwary companies and posted them online.
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Federal ‘extreme vetting’ plan castigated by tech experts
The experts, a group of more than 50 computer and data scientists, mathematicians and other specialists in automated decision-making, urged the Department of Homeland Security to abandon the project, dubbed the “Extreme Vetting Initiative.”
-
Hegseth and Anthropic CEO set to meet as debate intensifies over the military’s use of AI
Debate continues over AI’s role in national security and concerns about how the technology could be used in high-stakes situations.
-
VA, other fed agencies must show their AI tools are safe, Harris says
The new policy is part of the more sweeping AI executive order signed by President Joe Biden in October.
-
Biden seeks to move quickly on AI safeguards with executive order
Using the Defense Production Act, the order will require leading AI developers to share safety test results and other information with the government.
-
Israel-Hamas war misinformation flourishes on X as platform struggles
Outside watchdog groups said misinformation about the war abounds on the platform, whose workforce was gutted after Elon Musk bought it last year.
-
Tech titans to give senators advice on artificial intelligence
Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg and X and Tesla’s Elon Musk as well Bill Gates will speak at hearing. All 100 senators are invited, but the public is not.
-
ChatGPT’s chief calls for new federal agency to regulate AI
Altman proposed the formation of a U.S. or global agency that would license the most powerful AI systems.
-
Democrats want feds to target the ‘black box’ of AI bias
The proposal, co-sponsored by Sen. Cory Booker, may face an uphill battle in the Republican-led Senate. But it reflects growing — and bipartisan — scrutiny of the largely unregulated data economy.
-
Men plead guilty to creating botnet used to crash the web
Three men pleaded guilty to creating a botnet known as Mirai that was used to paralyze chunks of the internet in 2016.
-
Have you been ‘pwned’ in a data breach? Troy Hunt can tell
Working barefoot and in beachwear from his home office on Australia’s Gold Coast, the amiable security researcher set up his irreverent website, “Have I Been Pwned?” (pronounced POHND), in 2013. Millions of people have since used the free service to see if hackers have liberated their personal details from unwary companies and posted them online.
-
Federal ‘extreme vetting’ plan castigated by tech experts
The experts, a group of more than 50 computer and data scientists, mathematicians and other specialists in automated decision-making, urged the Department of Homeland Security to abandon the project, dubbed the “Extreme Vetting Initiative.”
