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Nathaniel Whittemore says Trump's AI executive order evolved from mandating 90-day pre-release government access to a voluntary 30-day process, with NSA assigned primary testing responsibility.
President Trump's recent AI executive order requires companies to voluntarily share advanced models with the government 30 days before public release, a reduction from the draft's 90-day period. The NSA is tasked with primary testing.
Hunter Horsley warns that national security agencies are the biggest players in quantum computing, citing a leaked 2013 NSA program called 'Penetrating Hard Targets' that spent $80 million annually to break public-key cryptography.
Gabbard declassified emails showing NSA Director Mike Rogers objected to the rushed 2016 intelligence assessment on Russian hacking, warning his team lacked sufficient access to underlying evidence.
Harry Halpin notes Palantir holds contracts with international entities, including the British healthcare system and European countries. He likens this to creating a privatized NSA with reduced accountability.
Axios reported the NSA is actively using Anthropic's Mythos preview model, despite the Department of Defense classifying Anthropic as a supply chain risk, indicating cybersecurity needs may outweigh inter-agency disputes.
Tucker Carlson links support for FISA reauthorization to Israelism, citing Ed Snowden documents showing NSA data shared with Israel and Rep. Mike Turner citing Gaza protests as justification for domestic surveillance.