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The Practical Role of ‘Test and Evaluation’ in Military AI
T&E can empower the U.S. military to use AI in line with the law of armed conflict. -
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The Open Markets Act’s Troubling New Provision
An obscure provision of the latest version of the Open Markets Act could undermine software supply chain security protections. -
The Cyberespionage Gig Economy
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Scaling Laws: Rapid Response: California Governor Newsom Signs SB-53
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How Not to Embarrass the Future
State and federal lawmakers around the country owe it to the future not to act rashly and legislate away the most promising aspects of AI. -
Scaling Laws: The Ivory Tower and AI (Live from IHS's Technology, Liberalism, and Abundance Conference)
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When Governments Pull the Plug
While Europe worried about the United States flipping a “kill switch” on digital services, they accidentally triggered their own.
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