Mark Warner pushes Tech Accord companies on preventing misuse of AI
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Intelligence Committee Chairman Mark R. Warner is pushing tech companies to follow up on commitments made at the Munich Security Conference.
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Virginia department sets rail, public transportation priorities; invites feedback
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The Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation is asking the public for feedback on public transportation and rail projects.
Spanberger-led legislation would protect Americans from risks of AI-generated fraud, crime
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U.S. foreign adversaries are capitalizing on advancements in AI, including state-backed hackers from Russia, China, North Korea and Iran.
Tech layoffs: Industry bubble continues to burst into 2024 with workforce cuts
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Jobs in America’s technology industry are no longer immune to layoffs and economic turmoil. More than 260,000 disappeared in 2023.
John Whitehead: Who pays the price for botched SWAT team raids? We do
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No longer reserved exclusively for deadly situations, SWAT teams are now increasingly being deployed for relatively routine police matters such as serving a search warrant.
Lawmakers introduce legislation to measure, report environmental impacts of AI
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The Artificial Intelligence Environmental Impacts Act of 2024 would direct the NIST to develop standards to measure and report.
USDA funding available for landowners of riparian forest projects in Virginia
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The Virginia Department of Forestry has issued a request for proposal for Riparian Forests for Landowners Program project funding.
Legislation would require U.S. federal agencies, vendors to follow AI risk management guide
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The Federal Artificial Intelligence Risk Management Act would require U.S. federal agencies to follow NIST AI risk management guidelines.
Born in a Police State: The Deep State’s persecution of its most vulnerable citizens
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What if, instead of being born into the Roman police state, Jesus had been born at this moment in time?
Nelson County High students display AI-generated art works through December
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Before Microsoft Designer was released to the public, Nelson County High School art teacher Terry Ward was provided access for beta testing.
