Browsing: national security

Virginia Tech’s research partnership with Amazon Web Services was showcased at the AWS 2024 AI/ML Conference, demonstrating the university’s expertise in machine learning and cloud computing for national security applications.

As artificial intelligence reshapes the world, nations are racing to develop, control, and deploy their own AI infrastructure to ensure economic resilience and digital independence. By Mark Minevich and Navin Chaddha

A recent report from the CNAS Defense Technology Task Force examines how the Department of Defense can better deliver critical capabilities to U.S. warfighters efficiently. The task force, convened in October 2023, focused on leveraging existing resources and streamlining processes for innovation.

OpenAI is advocating for unfettered access to internet data, framing it as a national security imperative. This proposal, reminiscent of previous attempts, seeks to bypass copyright restrictions and secure the company’s dominance in the AI race, even if it means exploiting questionably-obtained content.

Arlington Capital Partners has announced the formation of GRVTY, a next-generation defense technology company focused on national security solutions for the Department of Defense, Intelligence Community, and Homeland Security.

Examining the geopolitical implications of advanced artificial intelligence and the need for a strategic approach to address potential instability.

Anthropic has submitted recommendations to the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) to prepare America for the economic benefits and national security implications of powerful AI systems.

A new policy paper argues against a ‘Manhattan Project’-style approach to developing superintelligent AI, warning of potential risks and proposing defensive strategies.

A new book, ‘The Technological Republic,’ argues for closer ties between Silicon Valley and the U.S. government to harness AI for national security. This article explores the book’s arguments and the implications for AI’s future.

Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, highlights the potential dangers of AI, including national security threats and misuse, while emphasizing the need to find a balance that allows the technology to flourish responsibly.