The White House instructs intelligence agencies: Implement more artificial intelligence

Joel Meyer, the head of public offerings at Domino Data Lab, a provider of AI services, stated that the document is clearly designed to thwart US adversaries from obtaining superiority by prioritizing the incorporation and utilization of AI in US military and national security capabilities.

“This message signifies a crucial advancement in hastening innovation and acceptance, ensuring that the utilization is judicious and overseen through the establishment of guidelines on how US governmental organizations can, and conversely, cannot, utilize AI,” remarked Meyer.

As an illustration, Meyer cited the implementation of AI in the US Navy’s Project AMMO for aiding in underwater threat identification and providing underwater drone operators with analytical data to boost operator assurance. “This document establishes a fundamental basis of trust that permits initiatives such as this one to expand by expediting innovation and acceptance while guaranteeing responsible and regulated usage,” stated Meyer.

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