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From facial recognition to cyberdefense, artificial intelligence has a wealth of risks and benefits. The Wilson Center explores the current and future applications of autonomous intelligent systems, who are currently the main players in AI, and what will AI mean for the nation’s national security.

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Using Citizen Science and AI to Track Deadly and Invasive Mosquitoes
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AI Experts at Wilson Center

Ben Buchanan

Global Fellow

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Anne Bowser

Global Fellow

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Melissa K. Griffith

Public Policy Fellow

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Meg King

Director of the Science and Technology Innovation Program

Meg King

No one country possesses all the capabilities needed to develop competitive technologies. No one country possesses all the critical data required to make the most of these technologies. No one country has the right governing structure to address the risks of untested technologies while simultaneously fostering innovation. The United States, Mexico, and Canada would be wise to take on this mission together.

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Ben Buchanan

Global Fellow

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Anne Bowser

Global Fellow

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Melissa K. Griffith

Public Policy Fellow

Meg King
Meg King

Director of the Science and Technology Innovation Program

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