Open AI Models May Have Interfered With Government Sites
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"Balance of Power" focuses on the intersection of politics and global business. On today's show, Former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta says the state visit delivered "an awful lot of pomp, but not a lot of substance," pointing to the lack of progress on major issues between the two nations. Democratic Representative Glenn Ivey of Maryland reacts to news that OpenAI alerted more than a dozen organizations that its models may have hacked or disrupted their sites, saying Congress and the White House should be taking emerging AI risks more seriously. National Association of Manufacturers President and CEO Jay Timmons says manufacturers are looking for clearer progress on trade as President Trump and China's Xi Jinping prepare for more meetings this year. Chapters: 00:02:00 Bloomberg's Courtney Subramanian on What the US-China Summit Accomplished 00:05:28 Leon Panetta, Former Defense Secretary, on Trump-Xi Talks and China 00:08:41 Leon Panetta on Taiwan, China and US Policy 00:10:41 Leon
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