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The White House’s June AI directives continue to expand the federal role in advanced AI adoption, especially inside the national security enterprise. The administration says it is building speed and capability; the obvious risk is that it is also normalizing opaque systems before anyone has figured out how to audit them properly.
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The White House’s June AI directives continue to expand the federal role in advanced AI adoption, especially inside the national security enterprise. The administration says it is building speed and capability; the obvious risk is that it is also normalizing opaque systems before anyone has figured out how to audit them properly.
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The White House’s June AI directives continue to expand the federal role in advanced AI adoption, especially inside the national security enterprise. The administration says it is building speed and capability; the obvious risk is that it is also normalizing opaque systems before anyone has figured out how to audit them properly.
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