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Strategic Competition in an Era of Artificial Intelligence

Strategic Competition in an Era of Artificial Intelligence

A further useful insight from the CNAS report is the list of properties of successful AI adoption which should guide both private as well as state interests:
– possessing large volumes of the right data
– training, enabling and sustaining people with the right (AI) skills
– identify the correct incentives for adoption – including recognition of AI as a general purpose tool
– ensure strong collaboration between public and private actors, including development of appropriate regulatory frameworks (e.g. balance of privacy vs. public interest, or whether distribution of AI-specialised hardware should be controlled like weapons are today)
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Developing strong, pragmatic and principled national security and defense policies.

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2018-07-26

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