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By: Travis Rosiek, Public Sector CTO at Rubrik In September, OpenAI agents unsuccessfully tried to access the Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights website. OpenAI said other activities included accessing Census Bureau data using credentials found online and copying public information from the Securities and Exchange Commission. Rogue AI incidents raise a larger concern: Nation-state adversaries armed with […]

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Here come the midterms. Remember when government regulated business? Adorable. Welcome to the Post-Government Era — where Uncle Sam’s bringing a butter knife to an AI  tech regulation gunfight. Who’s zooming who? The Magnificent Seven are worth $25 trillion. Throw in Anthropic and OpenAI – tech will soon best US $32.5 trillion GDP. And unlike […]

The six-part framework would give NIST a central role in setting risk-based standards. Sen. Cantwell could be chair of the Commerce Committee next year if Democrats regain control of the Senate in the midterm elections. […]

By: Brian Gilkey, Vice President North America, Decision Intelligence, Cognyte Federal law enforcement agencies strive for one thing in their criminal investigations – faster data analysis. It yields faster time to actionable intelligence and faster case resolution. Analysts are swimming in investigative data today but procuring and implementing AI for automated analysis remain major challenges […]

By: Paul Perez, SVP & Senior Technology Fellow, Office of the CTO & Dell Federal Federal agencies can scale AI securely by adopting a workload-first infrastructure strategy that pairs accelerated compute, governed data, and a repeatable deployment model. Key takeaways Federal agencies are expanding AI across mission environments, with 85% of federal chief AI officers saying […]

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