Artificial Intelligence Discussed at Cybersecurity Conference at Duke University
Lawmakers, intelligence experts, and tech leaders gathered at Duke University to discuss the impacts of artificial intelligence on cybersecurity and geopolitics.
At the third annual cybersecurity conference hosted by Duke University, the security challenges and impacts of artificial intelligence technologies were comprehensively addressed.
Broad Participation at the Conference
Lawmakers, intelligence experts, technology leaders, academics, and students gathered at the Penn Pavilion to discuss evolving technological challenges.
Key Figures Delivered Speeches
During the event, National Security Agency (NSA) Deputy Director Tim Kosiba along with lawmakers Deborah Ross and Valerie Foushee addressed the attendees.
Emphasis on Cross-Sector Collaboration
Duke cybersecurity program executive director Art Ehuan stated that the entire society and government must act together to cope with the problems brought by artificial intelligence.
The Human Factor Before Technology
NSA Deputy Director Tim Kosiba stated that merely having the most technology will not create a sustainable advantage, and that people are the true determining factor.