The specter of cyber warfare looms large as geopolitical tensions escalate, notably following U.S. military strikes against Iran's nuclear sites sanctioned by President Donald Trump. Against this backdrop, the Department of Homeland Security has issued a cautionary bulletin, suggesting the
Massive public disapproval has emerged following President Trump's decision to carry out airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites, as revealed by a recent CNN/SSRS poll. The survey was conducted over a two-day period immediately after the military actions, exposing broader discontent among Americans
In a dynamic era where data privacy and technological innovation intersect, understanding the strategies behind major investments in AI becomes crucial. Joining us today is Donald Gainsborough, a distinguished expert in policy and legislation, leading insightful initiatives at Government Curated.
In a pivotal move that has captured the attention of policymakers, technology experts, and the general public alike, a Senate reconciliation bill has surfaced with a proposal for a decade-long moratorium on state-level regulation of artificial intelligence (AI). This contentious measure, coined
With shifting priorities, the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) proposed reductions in its Office of Intelligence and Analysis (I&A) staff have stirred considerable controversy among stakeholders. This challenge stems from concerns about maintaining national security amidst expanding threats,
The ongoing discussions surrounding the impact of U.S. military strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities remain a contentious topic in global politics. Concerns have escalated over Tehran's nuclear ambitions and the effectiveness of military measures intended to curb them. These strikes, carried out on
