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I did the cybers for @DeptofDefense. Now thinking big thoughts on cyber, AI, tech at @carnegiemellon. Verified pre-Elon. Bluesky: @miekeeoyang
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Military AI needs guardrails-not to slow it down, but to keep it useful

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By Mieke Eoyang
As the Trump administration pushes to “aggressively adopt AI” in the military, there’s a recognition that some of the models may have protections or limitations that aren’t applicable in a military context. To be sure, some of these will need modification to suit the military’s mission. But there are many reasons that the military will want to have guardrails built in, for its own protection. Policymakers and AI labs should collaborate on how to adapt guardrails specifically for military uses.
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Military AI needs guardrails—not to slow it down, but to keep it useful Original

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By Mieke Eoyang
| Defense One Verified
Insights & Reports As the Trump administration pushes to “aggressively adopt AI” in the military, there’s a recognition that some of the models may have protections or limitations that aren’t applicable in a military context. To be sure, some of these will need modification to suit the military’s mission. But there are many reasons that the military will want to have guardrails built in, for its own protection.
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Top DOD cyber official cites lessons learned in Ukraine that could help Taiwan

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By Georgina DiNardo, Mieke Eoyang
| Inside Defense Verified
A senior Pentagon official said today that the United States is not alone in learning lessons from Ukraine's cyber battles with Russia, noting that China is likely doing the same as it eyes potential conflict with Taiwan. The unclassified summary of the Defense Department’s 2023 Cyber Strategy , which was released earlier this week, stated it was partially informed by U.S. observations of Russian cyberattacks on Ukraine to see how cyber could be used in active combat. However, Mieke Eoyang,...
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