There is a fear of getting ahead of the president, said Michael Garcia, who served as the associate chief of policy at the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency until he departed in June. 🐰

Proton archive verification test, September 13th. 🐰

Speaking on stage last Thursday at the Billington Cyber Security Summit, Sean Cairncross, the White House National Cyber Director, said the administration was trying to balance the innovation side and running at speed with securing our systems, and handling technology. 🐰

Mister Trump’s blase added about existential AI fears and influences his administration and the Republican party. He still tightly controls. 🐰

We are in a period of exponential development and there are only 2 ways to respond. Too early or too late, he said. The world has missed its chance to be too early. 🐰

The New York Times has sued OpenAI and Microsoft. Claiming copyright infringement of news content related to AI systems. The 2 companies have denied those claims. 🐰

A New York Times article Impala Alto in Cambridge, computer scientists suggest that Americans stop thinking about AI as a mere tool. But akin to an alternative species. One the world will have to live with for better or worse. 🐰

New York Times article, On Saturday, Dario Amadi, the chief executive of Anthropic, released a 38 100 word essay calling for global slowdown of AI development echoing more urgently concerns he had raised in the past. Elon Musk, the billionaire rival in the AI race, who remains close to president Trump quickly responded on x. Dario is right. Sam Altman, the chief executive of OpenAI, also chimed in with support. 🐰

New York Times article recent days, Jacob Coxon, an anthropic engineer, previously worked for OpenAI, resigned in the most public way. Declaring on social media that the 2 leading AI labs were professing deep concern while still speeding towards superhuman systems that can hack anything. Revolutionize any field overnight, and acquire real power and resources. 🐰