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The recent announcements on Palantir’s Maven Smart System and other strategic tools are just the start, CDAO Radha Plumb told Breaking Defense, with announcements on tactical and business systems coming by fall.
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Former Homeland Security Secretary Warns Of The Danger AI Poses To Democracy
With an election nearly upon us, it’s a good time to think about guarding against cyberattacks and deepfakes that could affect voting.
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US Joins Austria, Bahrain, Canada, & Portugal To Co-Lead Global Push For Safer Military AI
Two US officials exclusively tell Breaking Defense the details of new international ‘working groups’ that are the next step in Washington’s campaign for ethical and safety standards for military AI and automation – without prohibiting their use entirely.
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Missouri AG Sues Media Matters For Aggravated MEAN TO TWITTER
He’s also a wee smidge confused on civil procedure.
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‘Useful’ Or ‘Dangerous’: Pentagon ‘Maturity Model’ For Generative AI Coming In June
With AI hype outrunning reality, DoD AI chief Craig Martell told lawmakers his office is ‘building what we’re calling a maturity model’ to assess what generative AI really can and cannot do.
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Justice O’Connor’s Important Contribution To Copyright Law: Copyright Must Serve The Public First
From the no sweat of the brow dept.
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Hard to see how the attorney-client privilege gets involved in citing fake cases.
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White House AI Exec Order Raises Questions On Future Of DoD Innovation
‘What’s really going to matter is how these various departments and agencies actually start building the rules and interpreting the guidance that they received in the executive order,’ Klon Kitchen of Beacon Global Strategies told Breaking Defense.
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The IRS Will Use Artificial Intelligence To Help Pick Which Large Law Firms To Audit
The IRS has not elaborated, but the vague language could be intentional in order to put many others on notice.
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Will The Rise Of Artificial Intelligence Technology Threaten Social Security’s Solvency?
As workers disappear, the tax base declines.
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Fifth Circuit Pauses Ban On Biden Admin Flagging Online Misinformation
It was the very least they could do, but … they did it.
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EDGE Group Acquires Oryxlabs, Marking First Move Into Cybersecurity
The acquisition gives EDGE a unit focused on cybersecurity, which experts say is a growing need for the UAE.
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In Miami, Press Asks For Cameras, Judge Confiscates Their Phones
Surely Judge Cannon will want everyone to see what she’s doing, LOL.
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How Can Medtechs Prepare For The FDA’s Shift Left Strategy On Cybersecurity
Regulators have become increasingly concerned about the potential for medical devices to become a vector for spreading malware attacks across hospital networks, resulting in untold patient harm and billions of dollars globally.
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Reading Between The Lines Of The DEA’s Proposed Rules On Telemedicine
In some ways, the Drug Enforcement Agency’s proposed rules for prescribing controlled substances via telemedicine are a sign of progress. Behavioral health could be getting some much-needed clarity, but at what cost?
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Zero Trust Is The Pentagon’s New Cyber Buzzword. It Might Not Have Stopped The Discord Leaks.
When it comes to zero trust, there’s ‘a lot of buzz’ on things like secure facilities and networks, but not as much emphasis on ‘how do we watch and make sure it’s staying that way,’ one expert said.
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Mike Lindell Loses Arbitration Dispute, $5 Million, Mind
Maybe the Supreme Court can reinstate his marbles. After they bring back Trump.
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DoD Driving ‘Dramatic’ Change To ‘Outpace’ Foes, Line Up With National Cyber Strategy
‘Now is the time to drive the dramatic change necessary to make cyber threats far more difficult and far more costly for our adversaries,’ DoD CIO John Sherman told Breaking Defense.