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CBS News cybersecurity contributor Chris Krebs says concerns about AI-powered cybersecurity threats helped drive the Trump administration’s executive order establishing a program for AI companies to voluntarily give the government a first look at new models before they’re released to the public. Krebs says recent AI advances have heightened... show more

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