NSA announces new artificial intelligence security center: 'Desperately needed'
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NSA to launch a new security center to help protect U.S. artificial intelligence systems and algorithms as well as defend the country from AI threats.
Army Gen. Paul Nakasone, NSA director, told the Associated Press that the new center could be incorporated into the NSA's existing Cybersecurity Collaboration Center, which works with the private sector and internal partners to strengthen U.S. defenses from near-peer rivals such as China and Russia.
Christopher Alexander, the chief analytics officer of Pioneer Development Group, told Fox News Digital such a center is "desperately needed for intelligence analysis and is crucial for national security."
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