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Airports in the Washington DC area will see changes as the FAA launches a cloud‑based artificial intelligence (AI) platform designed to help get planes to their destinations on time. FOX 5 DC's Stephanie Ramirez joined LiveNOW's Josh Breslow to explain.
A corporate spat between two tech giants last week was just the latest volley in a conflict over whether dangerous mistakes are being made in A.I. training.
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Artificial intelligence is a race solely between two rival powers with the rest of the world largely on the sidelines, foreign policy experts said.
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President Donald Trump announced he will appoint an "artificial intelligence czar" to oversee his administration's response to the rapidly developing technology. A Saturday statement noted the president intends to create an "AI task force," though he offered little explanation of how the body would work or what authority it would have. The move comes as the White House faces growing backlash from critics — and AI companies themselves — over its slow regulatory response. AXIOS tech policy reporter Maria Curi joins Way Too Early to discuss the developments and explain why she says the announcement left White House advisers "scrambling".
OpenAI on Monday released international AI safety standards as world leaders, namely the U.S. and China, weigh how to mitigate risk. Why it matters: The U.S. approach to coordinating on AI risk with China will be heavily informed by industry recommendations. Driving the news: U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng over the weekend discussed a U.S.-China AI dialogue to notify the other country when AI incidents reached national security risk levels. - The devil is in the details and OpenAI is proposing solutions that CEO Sam Altman will cover in his address at the United Nations Security Council in New York on Wednesday. What they're saying: OpenAI recommends leveraging AI safety institutes around the…
President Trump says his 250-foot "triumphal arch" next to Arlington National Cemetery will be a military complex that houses drones and snipers. Also, Trump announced a plan to create an A.I. force and that he will appoint an A.I. czar. Rep. Don Beyer (D-VA) Luke Russert to discuss.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy will give remarks Monday as the Federal Aviation Administration rolls out a new artificial intelligence tool aimed at helping air traffic controllers manage congestion and reduce flight delays. The Strategic Management of Airspace, Routes, and Trajectories (SMART) program will use AI to analyze air travel, airport capacity and weather. The rollout will begin at Reagan Washington National, Dulles International and Baltimore-Washington International airports, according to the Transportation Department. Duffy earlier this year brushed off concerns that AI would replace the controllers. Risks of the rapidly evolving technology have captured headlines in recent weeks. The press conference is scheduled to…