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As the U.S. government seeks to drive the rapid adoption of new tools, many agencies are still forced to rely on outdated technologies for critical operations. buff.ly/dZixpyG
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Artificial intelligence companies would have to report how they use their own technology to build new AI models under a proposal aimed at helping Washington track AI advances and whether developers are adequately testing their safety. buff.ly/u5BnqDA
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Lawmakers this week took aim at foreign efforts to create knock-off copies of U.S.-made AI models and AI’s capability to influence voting. buff.ly/L6T9oD9
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Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., and Rep. Jim Himes, D-Conn., described Russian disinformation and more targeted Chinese influence efforts during a press roundtable, while reporting better access under intelligence chief Jay Clayton. buff.ly/S6JL6aB
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The growing web of data centers across the United States that are needed to power artificial intelligence technologies is destined to be deemed critical infrastructure, according to the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee. buff.ly/rITNskY
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The office’s Acting Commissioner for Patents Barry Schindler said putting agents in the hands of its examiners “can shorten that [review process] to one year, because you can pick up the phone and have conversations.” buff.ly/TF9hGcN
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