AI US and UK release guidelines for secure AI development Washington and London want developers and users of machine learning tools to devote more resources toward security. By Elias Groll November 27, 2023 Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas speaks during the daily press briefing at the White House on March 1, 2021 in Washington, DC. (Drew Angerer/Getty Images) Share Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Copy Link Add to Preferred Sources Advertisement Advertisement More Like This ‘Hallelujah’: Stakeholders react with praise and concern to GSA AI acquisitions clause By K. Sophie Will New TMF investments: $83M for agentic AI, fast environmental reviews and more By K. Sophie Will The zero-trust controls federal agencies need for autonomous AI By Duncan Greatwood Advertisement Top Stories House Dems want DOL’s benefits agency to answer for ‘drastic’ enforcement cuts By Matt Bracken SSA to tighten up service to identity theft victims under new law By Matt Bracken The revolving door for tech officials at Trump’s DHS By Lindsey Wilkinson Tech sector pours $2.4B in AI tools, compute credits for Genesis Mission Consortium By Lindsey Wilkinson Former DHS CIO lands back at Anduril By Lindsey Wilkinson CIOs often underestimated investment risks on IT dashboard, GAO says By Matt Bracken VA piloting CLEAR identity verification on its website By K. Sophie Will Advertisement
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