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US Transportation Department Deploys AI to Vet Grant Applicants for Adversarial Ties

The US Transportation Department is leveraging AI to scrutinize grant applicants, digging deep to uncover any potential ties to adversarial entities like the Chinese Communist Party or Russian oligarchs. This cutting-edge vetting process helps ensure that promising research projects receive funding while minimizing risks.

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Anthropic Warns of Self-Replicating AI Worms in IoT Devices

Imagine a computer worm that can replicate itself across millions of devices, making it nearly impossible to shut down - and Anthropic is warning us that this AI nightmare is more possible than we think. The AI research company has demonstrated that a large language model can be distributed across cheap Android devices, like streaming boxes, to perform tasks at a surprisingly slow but functional rate.

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Australia's AI Sovereignty Hinges on Foreign Model Risks

Australia can take control of its AI sovereignty by hosting and adapting foreign open-weight models domestically, making them more secure and locally relevant, even if their parameters were trained abroad. This approach allows for a practical and achievable path to AI sovereignty, rather than an all-or-nothing approach.

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Autonomous Drones Evolve to Sense, Reason, Act in Real Time

The line between "unmanned" and truly autonomous drones is often blurred, but experts like Ben Wolff, CEO of Palladyne AI, are drawing a hard distinction: autonomy requires real-time decision-making, not just pre-programmed flight plans. Many systems touted as autonomous today are simply following scripts written by humans in advance.

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ISACA Bolsters AI Governance with New Certification Amid Skills Gap

Get ready to take control of AI with ISACA's new AI governance certification, launching in early 2027, which helps professionals manage AI securely and responsibly. This game-changing credential is the ultimate tool for individuals looking to govern AI effectively, filling a crucial gap in the skills market.

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US Prepares for Quantum Threat to Encryption

The clock is ticking: with Google aiming to adopt post-quantum cryptography by 2029, it's time for Congress and federal agencies to take the quantum computing threat to encryption seriously. A powerful quantum computer could rapidly crack the cryptographic codes that safeguard our emails, finances, and sensitive communications.

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Europol, US GAO Warn of Looming Quantum Threat to Global Cryptography

The clock is ticking: Europol and the US GAO are sounding the alarm on the urgent need for post-quantum cryptography to safeguard global security, warning that proactive defence is crucial to protecting cryptocurrencies and more. Immediate action is needed across government and industry to address this looming threat.

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General Dynamics Enlists AI for Combat Vehicle Voice Control

Imagine being able to control your combat vehicle's systems with just your voice - General Dynamics Land Systems is making that a reality with a new partnership that brings AI-powered voice control to the battlefield. They're teaming up with Primordial Labs to integrate a cutting-edge voice assistant into vehicles like the M1 tank and Stryker troop carrier.

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Google Unveils Gemini 4 Argon AI Model for Cyber Defenders

Google's new Gemini 4 Argon AI model is a game-changer for cyber defenders, delivering top-notch performance in complex workflows and empowering teams to tackle tough cybersecurity challenges with ease. It's the latest frontier model from Google, designed to revolutionize defense across software engineering, enterprise knowledge work, and cybersecurity.

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NVIDIA Bolsters AI Security with Open-Source Agent Safety Platform

NVIDIA just unveiled an open-source platform to ensure AI agents operate safely and transparently, earning trust through robust control and governance. The Open Agent Safety Platform has already garnered support from over 100 AI organizations.

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AI Leaders Urge UN to Regulate Technology Over Humanity Risks

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei sounds a stark warning: if AI isn't managed carefully, it could pose an existential threat to humanity. He urges the UN to take a closer look at broad risk management controls to prevent this worst-case scenario.

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Pentagon's GenAI Platform Draws 2 Million Users in One Week

The Pentagon's GenAI platform has gone viral, attracting a staggering 2 million users in just one week - a massive leap from the 80,000 users who were using similar AI deployments before its launch. This explosive growth signals a new era in the Department of Defense's adoption of artificial intelligence.

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Quantum Firms Accelerate Commercialization of Secure Network Tech

Get ready for a quantum leap in cybersecurity: companies like Qunnect are racing to commercialize secure network tech, with products expected to hit the market within the next year or two. Their innovative solutions, including quantum position verification and channel protection, promise to revolutionize telecommunications and data protection.

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Trump Rebrands AI as 'Super Intelligence', Sparks Global Debate

President Donald Trump has sparked a global debate by announcing a bold rebranding of artificial intelligence as "super intelligence", vowing to make the term official in all US documents and urging the world to follow suit. This move has ignited a fresh conversation about the future of tech and its role in shaping the global economy.

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AI Model Cracks Unbroken Enigma Code

In a stunning breakthrough, a single instruction to GPT6 Astra led to the cracking of an unbroken Enigma code, with the AI model autonomously analyzing and targeting a specific message. This impressive feat has left experts amazed, with one blog post describing it as "pretty amazing".

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Trump Proposes AI Force to Oversee Industry Growth

President Donald Trump is shaking things up with a bold plan to supercharge the AI industry - he's forming an AI Force and appointing an AI Czar to help it grow and thrive. With a focus on nurturing innovation, Trump promises to give the industry the support it needs to reach new heights.

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Air Force Wrestles with Trust in AI Decision-Making

The Air Force is embracing AI decision-making, with Secretary Troy Meink urging his team to lean into the technology, despite some understandable trepidation. By combining human judgment with AI speed, the service aims to unlock cost-effective combat power and make autonomy a key part of its future strategy.

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China Develops AI to Refine Global Propaganda Tactics

Meet Huanyu Zhiying 1.0, an AI system that can simulate foreign media reporting and craft tailored responses to shape global public opinion. This cutting-edge tool can mimic the perspectives of over 10,000 users across 18 countries, allowing China to refine its global propaganda tactics like never before.

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Cyber Command Taps NGA Official as New AI Chief

Meet Rear Adm. Ronzelle Green, the newest Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer at U.S. Cyber Command, bringing a wealth of experience from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency to drive AI innovation. He takes the reins as the command's second-ever CAIO, succeeding Brig. Gen. Reid Novotny.

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Defense Logistics Agency Deploys Autonomous AI Agents

The Defense Logistics Agency is revolutionizing its operations by deploying autonomous AI agents, dubbed "digital employees," that work around the clock to boost efficiency. This shift marks a cultural as much as technical change, requiring workers to trust and manage AI-driven outcomes.

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China's Open AI Models Advance Global Reach

China is taking a bold step in sharing its cutting-edge AI technology with the world, as 29 countries signed the founding agreement of the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization in Shanghai, paving the way for a new era of global collaboration. With China's open AI models on the table, the question is: what does this mean for the future of AI worldwide?

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Democracies Scramble to Catch Up as China Advances in Quantum Research

China is pulling ahead in the quantum research race, leading in 69 of 74 technologies reviewed, and producing the most high-impact research in quantum communication and post-quantum cryptography. The US still leads in quantum computing, but China's rapidly catching up.

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US Department of War Accelerates AI Integration with Commercial Ecosystem

The US Department of War is turbocharging its AI capabilities by integrating top commercial tools like ChatGPT and Grok into its GenAI.mil platform, now used by over 1.7 million personnel. This move marks a major leap from experimentation to enterprise-wide adoption of artificial intelligence.

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Pentagon Expands AI-Powered Maven System Across Operations

The Pentagon is supercharging its decision-making with the AI-powered Maven Smart System, which is being expanded across operations to help officials make faster, data-driven decisions. What started as a tool to connect intelligence and operations is now being used to analyze logistics, supply chain, and budgeting data, and more.

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