FBI Echoes Warning on Danger of Artificial Intelligence
- FBI Director Christopher Wray has warned that artificial intelligence is vulnerable to abuse, with criminals and hostile foreign governments already exploiting the technology. The FBI is actively working to identify and track those who use AI to harm U.S. citizens, but is cautious about employing AI itself.
- The Department of Homeland Security is using AI to combat fentanyl trafficking, counter child sexual exploitation, and protect critical infrastructure. They have also implemented measures to prevent biases in AI and give citizens the option to opt out of facial recognition systems.
- Both the National Security Agency and Microsoft have raised concerns about China's use of AI for propaganda and disinformation efforts. China has denied these allegations but has been accused of using AI to create fake social media accounts.
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Big Tech and artificial intelligence take center stage at FTC nominee hearing
The Federal Trade Commission building in Washington on Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2015. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon) Alex Brandon/AP Big Tech and artificial intelligence take center stage at FTC nominee hearing Christopher Hutton September 20, 03:44 PM September 20, 03:44 PM Video Embed The power of Big Tech companies and the rise of artificial intelligence were the primary topics at the Senate confirmation hearing…
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Casper College delves into artificial intelligence
CASPER, Wyo. — Casper College is delving into artificial intelligence’s impact at its Social and Behavioral Sciences Seminar on Wednesday, Sept. 20, themed “AI: A Fork in the Road, Navigating Turns in the Tech.” The event, open to the public, will feature A.J. Juliani, bestselling author and faculty at the University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education. He’ll highlight how AI fosters creativity at 11 a.m. and discuss learner engagement…
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