Senior logistics leaders and experts from partner nations convened at the forum focused on a transition from basic interoperability to interchangeable logistics and sustainment.
“I have concerns that if we don’t win AI, we’re going to be put in a very bad position,” he added.
The New York Times reports Anthropic stopped possible efforts to build biological weapons. On Morning Joe, former acting FBI director Brian Driscoll calls efforts to weaponize AI “terrifying,” warning the technology is being used to “motivate and ideate on different creative ways to wreak havoc.”
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