Senate Intelligence Chair Warner cites AI security concerns on elections, public markets

Senate Intelligence Chairman Mark Warner (D-VA) said his major security concerns around artificial intelligence are on election interference and attempts to disrupt the functioning of public markets, at a committee hearing on AI security implications.

“Election disruptions and disrupting public faith in public markets are the two greatest threats [from AI] in my view,” Warner told reporters prior to the Tuesday Senate Intelligence Committee hearing. “My idea is put some guardrails in place for these public areas.”

The hearing on...