NSA SPENDING BILLIONS ON AI TESTING
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The NSA revealed to lawmakers it is spending billions this year to test artificial intelligence models, significantly higher than previously disclosed. Separately, proposals for a dedicated US AI regulatory body estimate annual costs between $20M and $40M.
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