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Declining Public Trust in AI Raises National Security Risks

What Happened

A new report highlights a significant drop in public trust towards artificial intelligence, warning that this skepticism poses a serious national security challenge for the United States. With AI increasingly used in defense, intelligence, and critical infrastructure, public uncertainty may undermine both innovation and deployment. The article argues that lost confidence could slow AI adoption in defense systems, impact preparedness, and create vulnerabilities, at a time when rival nations are rapidly advancing their own AI capabilities. The Department of Defense and industry leaders are now being urged to address transparency and safety to restore trust.

Why It Matters

Trust in AI is essential for deploying technology in security and defense. Without public support, crucial innovations may stall and national readiness could be compromised. Read more in our AI News Hub

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