Influx of foreign workers at AI firms poses ‘national security threat,’ advocates warn
Humans First chair Amy Kremer says sensitive information at firms like OpenAI could be exploited by foreign adversaries.
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Humans First chair Amy Kremer says sensitive information at firms like OpenAI could be exploited by foreign adversaries.
Read the original →Former NSA Director Keith Alexander called for faster technology development and greater collaboration between military personnel and innovators. He also called for stronger safeguards against inaccurate data.
Read the original →MeriTalk's Friday, October 30 edition of The Wrap summarizes federal tech news. It says AI is showing up in election security in two roles, as troublemaker and as potential lifesaver.
Read the original →Brazil's Ambassador to India, Kenneth Felix Haczynski da Nóbrega, said trade between the two countries is nearing USD 20 billion. He praised cooperation in defence, critical minerals and emerging technologies, and lauded India's leadership within BRICS.
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