US Senate Committee Questions Tech Executives About Election Threats
U.S. lawmakers questioned tech executives on Wednesday about their preparations for battling foreign disinformation threats ahead of elections in November, with both the senators and executives identifying the 48 hours around Election Day as the most vulnerable time.
Each Wednesday in The Point through the election, Katherine Miller will highlight a revealing moment from a stump speech on ...
Two Democratic senators are asking leadership in the Biden administration to do more to mitigate risks of artificial ...
An amendment added to the Senate's version of the fiscal year 2024 defense authorization bill would direct the Pentagon to establish a new "Artificial Intelligence-Enabled Weapon Systems Center of ...
It went all in to welcome AI startups, vendors and tech companies at Thursday’s inaugural DenAI Summit, which included ...
Putin ally warns of nuclear war if Kyiv uses long-range missiles - Speaker of Russia’s Duma says Moscow ‘will give a tough ...
“This is our future generation,” 11-year old Autumn Humphries said to Senate Democrats in the room and Republicans who ...
If Republican challenger Sam Brown prevails over Democrat Jacky Rosen in November, it will be the first time a Republican has ...
He’s accused of using antisemitic language referring to Jews, sexually graphic comments and comments supporting slavery, according to the CNN report.
Members of a Senate committee looking into the Steward Health Care bankruptcy said they plan to vote next week to adopt two ...
Microsoft has said that while Russia was primarily targeting Kamala Harris, Iran was mainly targeting Donald Trump in foreign ...
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