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AI Risks October 26, 2024 · Center for Data Innovation

Policy Highlights, Week of October 21, 2024 - Center for Data Innovation

President Joe Biden has issued a memorandum to govern the use of AI for national security purposes. The memo seeks to establish the United States as a …

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