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New AI security guidelines from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) give critical infrastructure operators a better understanding of the top risks associated with AI systems, and how to best approach the unique security issues that could arise from these risks.


The guidelines, released by the DHS on Monday at the behest of the Biden administration’s AI executive order last year, look at how critical infrastructure entities can best be secured against the various risks associated with AI. This includes …

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