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Biden AI Order Enables Agencies to Address Key Risks

Hunton Privacy

AI use by the military and intelligence community. The National Security Council and White House Chief of Staff will develop a National Security Memorandum to guide safe and ethical use of AI by the military and intelligence community. The Administration will also support the expansion of AI-enabled tools in education.

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President Biden issues sweeping artificial intelligence directives targeting safety, security and trust

Data Protection Report

Such issues include safety and security, privacy, equity and civil rights, healthcare, employment and education in addition to promoting innovation, developing international standards and ensuring responsible government AI use. Studying and identifying options for strengthening federal support for workers facing labor disruptions from AI.

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How the U.S. Army Served its Movie-Mad GIs during World War II

Unwritten Record

Goldman is a PhD Candidate in Cinema Studies at New York University. The military went to tremendous lengths to supply a steady diet of fiction and nonfiction film to its troops with great speed. At larger bases, we peer inside more permanent screening spaces that offer army educational shorts and Errol Flynn on a single bill.

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Watch out! Malware Analysis Sandboxes could expose sensitive data of your organization

Security Affairs

A study conducted by researchers at Cyjax revealed that organizations expose sensitive data via sandboxes used for malware analysis. CENTCOM requisition form for use of military aircraft. The researchers analyzed PDF documents and email files (. eml ) uploaded to three unnamed sandbox services over a period of three days last week.

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AI Risks

Schneier on Security

It’s widely believed that Jaan Tallinn , the wealthy long-termer who co-founded the most prominent centers for the study of AI safety, has made dismissive noises about climate change because he thinks that it pales in comparison with far-future unknown unknowns like risks from AI. The technology historian David C.

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Introducing Films of State, a Conference on Government Films

Unwritten Record

We’ve partnered with the University of Maryland Cinema and Media Studies program and gathered an international slate of scholars to discuss some of the latest research on films made by the US government, covering federal organizations from the United States Army Signal Corps to the Office of Economic Opportunity and everything in between.

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The Week in Cyber Security and Data Privacy: 1 – 7 April 2024

IT Governance

ENISA publishes Cyber Resilience Act Requirements Standards Mapping The EU agency for cyber security, ENISA, has published a new study identifying the existing cyber security standards that are most relevant to each requirement of the Cyber Resilience Act and highlights possible gaps to be addressed.