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AI Risks October 28, 2024 · breakingdefense.com

How new White House AI memo impacts, and restricts, the Pentagon - Breaking Defense

...AI that posesrisksto United States national security.” The published documents do not specify what kind of “adversary use” the annex covers nor …

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