Former officials Juan Caro and Peter Brown stated that U.S. artificial intelligence (AI) policy should prioritize the protection of Americans' sensitive personal data from foreign adversaries, particularly China. They emphasize the need for a balance between safeguarding data and fostering technological innovation in the AI sector.
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U.S. AI Policy Should Protect Personal Data from Foreign Adversaries
Former officials Juan Caro and Peter Brown advocate for U.S. AI policy that safeguards Americans' personal data from foreign threats, especially from China. They highlight the importance of balancing data protection with technological innovation.
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AI should empower Americans. Their data shouldn’t empower China.
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U.S. AI Policy Should Protect Personal Data from Foreign Adversaries