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Who’s doing what on AI security in the US government?
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A brief review of the EO, NSPM, and what we don’t yet know
Who’s doing what on AI security in the US government? A brief review of the EO, NSPM, and what we don’t yet know Remco Zwetsloot Jul 01, 2026 29 3 5 Share We’re excited to share that Horizon is launching an AI Rapid Response Fellowship , a focused effort to address the urgent shortage of government staff with the domain expertise to respond to fast-moving AI security challenges. The program will move experienced technical and policy talent into federal offices on an accelerated timeline, with placements beginning as soon as possible. See full details and apply here . Frontier AI systems are ra
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