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Gilday: Need More Governance, Trust Building With AI

Gilday: Need More Governance, Trust Building With AI
The U.S. military service chiefs talk during a panel discussion at the Council on Foreign Relations on May 22, 2023. (Image: Screenshot of CFR livestream event)

The Navy’s top officer recently said he thinks the U.S. needs more regulation in deploying Artificial Intelligence (AI) to help build trust and manage risk in the new technologies. “So in the applications that we've used in the Navy, whether it's been business systems, or manpower, or logistics, or operationally, particularly with unmanned most recently, the bottom line, for us has been the issue of trust,” Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Mike Gilday said during a panel discussion with the…

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