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Explaining Divergence: Stakeholder Views

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By Josephine Wolff
| The National Bureau of Asian Research
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY MAIN ARGUMENT Where policymakers choose to adopt policies that limit global online openness, it is often because of a specific concern about the risks posed by particular international actors—for instance, tech firms based in foreign countries—rather than a belief that doing so will broadly improve the resilience of their cyber infrastructure in the face of most cyberattacks, outages, and other disruptions.
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Can Companies Insure Against AI’s Growing Risks?

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By Josephine Wolff
| EconoFact Verified
· The Fletcher School, Tufts University Artificial Intelligence promises to provide new capabilities that will replace less efficient methods of obtaining and acting on information for a wide range of commercial and personal uses. But artificial intelligence systems can create a variety of technical, legal and financial risks for the people and companies that use, develop, and maintain them.
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Actually, Mythos is the best cybersecurity news we’ve ever had

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By Josephine Wolff
| The San Francisco Standard Verified
Undoubtedly, there are good reasons to monitor such tools carefully and to be thoughtful about who gets access to them and when. The ability to discover vulnerabilities in software and exploit them is the basis for almost every significant, sophisticated technical compromise, ranging from cyber-espionage to disruptive and destructive cyberattacks.
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