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There's a whole world of technical cooperation that has to happen for things like the

internet to work and that's often where I think that set of rules and norms play. So it's not the public policy set of rules and norms play.

So it's not the public policy set of rules, actually.

It's more the international cooperation around technical protocols

standard that I think is actually the most appropriate

for that set of issue.

It's the Law Fair Podcast.

I'm Kevin Frazier, assistant professor at St Thomas University College of Law

and a Tarbell fellow at Law Fair,

with Alyssa Starzac, head of public policy at Cloudflare.

People have different motivations putting out legislation.

I think the real question is, does the legislation do something positive in the end?

Does it actually address... the legislation to do something positive in the end.

Does it actually address a set of concerns

that is a set of concerns that a pretty wants to address?

Today we're talking about the promises and perils of AI in the cyber security context.

The pros and cons of AI are easily observable in cyber security.

On one hand, AI can bolster efforts to identify and respond to cyber security. On one hand, AI can bolster efforts to identify and respond to cyber techs.

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