US wants access to all AI models; Philippines uses AI against crime

Homepage > News > Business > US wants access to all AI models; Philippines uses AI against crime Governments, regulators, and security agencies around the globe are increasingly looking to artificial intelligence (AI) with a mixture of optimism and apprehension, regarding both the rapidly evolving technology’s potential utility to the public sector and the threat it poses when in the wrong hands. Governments and regulators weigh AI’s promise and risks US: NSA seeks access to commercial AI models The Philippines deploys AI to fight money laundering Last week saw the United States National Security Agency (NSA) voice its desire to have access to and make use of all commercial AI models, while on the other side of the Pacific, the top Philippines anti-money laundering (AML) oversight council revealed it has integrated AI into its operations to strengthen its ability to analyze financial data and combat money laundering. US spies want AI access According to an August 27 report from Nextgov/FCW, the NSA—the U.S. intelligence agency responsible for global monitoring, signals intelligence, and cybersecurity—is holding extensive discussions with leading AI developers to gain acces...