Artificial intelligence can automate networks to defend against threats, but also automate attacks, posing risks including child exploitation, highlighting the need for oversight.
Homeland Security aims to balance protecting citizens with respecting privacy, using mechanisms like Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties to address AI concerns.
Homeland Security established an AI Safety and Security Board and AI Corps initiative, addressing the concerns around AI use and ensuring responsible application.
Civil liberties and rights implications are integral to AI safety, emphasizing the importance of considering ethical and privacy concerns in AI applications.
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