Biden Preps AI Warfare and Spying Plan

The Biden administration said the US must accelerate adoption of artificial intelligence for military and intelligence uses, directing agencies to quickly deploy the most powerful systems in a safe manner, according to a new national security memorandum. Bloomberg Government reporter Courtney Rozen joins Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow to discuss on "Bloomberg Technology."
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[rorytribbet]

We don’t need to keep up. We need to DECIMATE our adversaries in these fields. This technology should not be cutting edge anywhere but in the US and our Allie’s hands. That is the real strategy, and that is the only strategy.

[thetruthhurts]

Ditching iPhone and buying a pre paid flip phone 😂

[luis-lffs]

sf Life is not about adversaries, nor about AI... it is about not cheating; because if you cheat you will never see the future...

[AKAKLC]

Thank you Mr. PRESIDENT,
I see you surrounded by a competent and courageous room of Americans.

[TANEM]

That thumbnail and that meeting with Biden is old, Milley has been retired for over a year.

[kevink]

"We need the NSA, but on steroids."

[db]

“It’s not going to be president Biden who is executing on these things.”

Yea we know 😂

[txzgmzp]

Government (military) will obtain AGI/ASI before all

[Dafastso]

sir, if i uplink skynet, skynet will be in control of the military
but YOU will be in control of skynet, right?
that is correct
then do it

[pavelhassan]

Government can include small creative startups for security and military. Don't rely on big tech giant. They are greedy and will always remain hungry for money.

[TriPham-jb]

Only use automation in base security and military and family personal secyrity not for weapon control unless being over run by opponents. Follows President Reagan principle of " spectrum of response "

[crawkn]

Yes the government and AI companies have to "get along, " but there is no excuse for not making it crystal clear that the government makes the laws, and the companies obey them. Ordinarily government money is enough to keep the companies focused, but if not, their focus can be compelled. Alternatively, the government can simply poach the talent themselves and run their own program.

[joshhoffman]

Why is General Milley in that photo, he is retired (stock photo?)?

[hamzaouamrouche]

AI Warfare and spying plans yes I do 2 prep now

[lionbliss]

“I think the first part of this issue that should be articulated is AI is kind of a fancy thing, ” Harris (the face of ai😂)

[stanleyweller]

The Biden administration is pushing to accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) for military and intelligence purposes. This move aims to direct agencies to quickly deploy the most powerful AI systems in a safe manner, as outlined in a new national security memorandum.

The administration recognizes AI's extraordinary potential for promise and peril, emphasizing the need for responsible use to mitigate risks. To achieve this, they've outlined eight guiding principles and priorities, including ensuring AI systems are safe and secure, promoting responsible innovation and competition, supporting American workers, advancing equity and civil rights, and protecting consumer rights and privacy).

Some key areas of focus include:

- *AI Safety and Security*: Developing robust testing and evaluation protocols to ensure AI systems function as intended and are resilient against misuse.
- *Responsible Innovation*: Investing in AI-related education, training, and research to drive innovation while addressing intellectual property concerns.
- *Worker Support*: Ensuring AI creates new job opportunities and supports workers through education and training programs.
- *Equity and Civil Rights*: Preventing AI-driven discrimination and bias, and promoting fairness in areas like hiring, housing, and healthcare.

By prioritizing these principles, the administration seeks to harness AI's potential while minimizing its risks, ensuring that the technology benefits society as a whole.

[blockrunner]

What did she mean by Kamala being the “face for AI”? I’m so confused.

[martinzelaya]

This is why it's so easy to overtake the US in this growing multi-polar world. Our government (with the exception of the Pentagon) moves so slowly to adopt new technology. Mostly due to the age of leadership. After a certain age staying current becomes more difficult. The US is already way behind. AI agents are now collaborating, thus removing the human delay. China is at the forefront.

[Hello-plqe]

Well dont tell anyone.... I dont want anyone to know... but just between you and me, this is a bad start. 😂

[Michele-ffwh]

All criminal merchants and money changers