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Regulators Scrutinize AI Firms Over 'Agentic' Hacks
The law may be struggling to keep up with AI's rapid evolution, as Georgetown University law professor Paul Ohm suggests that current regulations could turn a company's internal AI wrongdoing into a virtual confession - highlighting potential gaps in the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. Can the existing rules effectively tackle 'agentic' AI hacks?
Military Training Narrows AI Trust Gap
West Point cadets who received AI military training were 15% more likely to see the benefits of AI than the general public, highlighting the potential for hands-on experience to bridge the trust gap. By integrating AI into their command structures, major powers like the US, China, and Russia are speeding up their decision-making processes.