🌿 Environment 2d ago · Tim Miller

Cyberattackers are using AI. Local governments must, too.

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Cyberattackers are using AI. Local governments must, too.
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While state and local governments grapple with questions about AI, many are using it to enhance their cybersecurity operations — and build public trust in the process, Dataminr’s Tim Miller writes.

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