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with my good colleague, Kevin Fraser of the University of Texas Law School at Austin, is a pioneer

in looking at AI and what it means to the infrastructure,

business everywhere, the impulse for state legislatures to control, and the concern of the national legislature,

Congress, and the national administration to have a review of what the power is and

will be of AI. Right now we're looking at two examples, mythos from Anthropic and 5.5, GPT, 5.5,

from OpenChat, OpenAI. And what we're looking at are tools that can find holes, vulnerabilities,

and software that herefore we could not find as human beings. What that means is the infrastructure

is at risk. And here Kevin gives the example of the U.S. Navy testing some or both of these AIs and realizing they have weaknesses

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