Latest in Artificial Intelligence
On Monday, President Trump issued the following executive order on artificial intelligence. The White House provided a summary of the order, and the full order is below.
White House Summary
There are complicated questions about how explainable artificial intelligence might impact assessments of the legality of autonomous weapon systems.
A new project addresses how artificial intelligence might change how states decide to use force against one another.
China’s evolving approach to lethal autonomous weapons systems takes the global stage at the U.N.’s Governmental Group of Experts.
In late March 2017, I was invited to submit for the record my views on “the Promises and Perils of Emerging Technologies for Cybersecurity" before the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation. What follows below is what I submitted for the hearing record held on March 22, slightly modified to include some references.
A critique of Walter Haydock's recent proposal that the FBI build and deploy its social media bots that he refers to as Artificial Intelligence Targeting Personas (AITPs).
The FBI should use computers running artificial intelligence algorithms to perform labor-intensive clandestine collection activities on possible extremists.
The cybersecurity threat to the Internet of Things is real. But is it a national security issue?