US Government’s AI Cybersecurity Challenge
The Biden-Harris administration has launched a new 2-year program aimed at helping the country protect some of its software using Artificial Intelligence (AI).
The ‘AI Cyber ​​Challenge‘ will bring together competitors nationwide to see how software vulnerabilities, from critical infrastructure to the code that runs the Internet, can be identified and fixed using Artificial intelligence (AI).
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency will partner with some of the top tech giants in the competition, including Google and Microsoft, with awards worth close to $20 million.
The administration believes that by showcasing the competition, AI will be shown to be a positive force that can overcome significant challenges.
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