Hardware security has become a critical need for national defense and emerging technologies due to geopolitical uncertainty, semiconductor disruptions, and the demand for digital sovereignty. Enhancing hardware security is essential to address these challenges and ensure the protection of critical infrastructure and sensitive information.
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CSF 2.0 Webinar Series: Deep-Dive into the CSF 2.0 Govern Function to Improve Cybersecurity
NIST AI NewsUS
CSF 2.0 introduces the Govern Function, emphasizing the integration of cybersecurity capabilities with Enterprise Risk Management to align with broader organizational goals. The Govern Function reflects the importance of governance in ensuring effective cybersecurity practices.
Advances in Automation of Quantum Dot Devices Control
NIST AI NewsUS
A workshop co-hosted by the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) will bring together stakeholders from industry, academia, and government to discuss semiconductor quantum computing technologies. The event aims to facilitate collaboration and advancement in research and development in this field.
Adoption of trust services: call for views
Office for Artificial IntelligenceUK
The UK government is gathering opinions on the use of trust services in the country to shape future policy decisions. The feedback will influence the development of government strategies related to trust services.
Cooperative Research and Development Agreement: “VoiceBrain”
Federal RegisterUS
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A new legislative proposal aims to prohibit the distribution of materially deceptive AI-generated audio or visual media concerning candidates for Federal office. This measure seeks to address concerns over misinformation and the potential manipulation of electoral processes through advanced AI technologies. The bill emphasizes the need for regulatory frameworks to ensure the integrity of political communications in the digital age.
The House of Representatives has expressed its stance that the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) should discontinue a pilot program that employs artificial intelligence to make decisions regarding Medicare coverage. Lawmakers are concerned that this approach could jeopardize seniors' access to essential health care services. The resolution emphasizes the need to prioritize patient care over AI-driven decision-making in Medicare.
A new bill mandates the Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy to create a Federal regulatory sandbox program specifically for artificial intelligence. This initiative aims to foster innovation while ensuring regulatory oversight in the AI sector. The program is intended to provide a controlled environment for testing AI technologies, facilitating collaboration between government and industry stakeholders.
A new bill has been introduced to mandate the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) to create a pilot program that investigates the application of artificial intelligence in enhancing its mission. Additionally, the bill requires the Secretary of Commerce and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to conduct studies and report on the utilization of blockchain technology and tokens. This initiative aims to explore innovative technologies in regulatory frameworks.
The Trump Administration aims to prepare Americans to lead in AI technology by collaborating with business, non-profits, and education sectors. Major organizations are committing to supporting AI education to ensure America's future in this field.