
We need not give access to AI to protect our data: Former US Energy Department official
New Indian ExpressBENGALURU: AI need not access our data to protect it, said Ann Dunkin, Former Chief Information Officer of the US Department of Energy, during a session on AI in cybersecurity at the Global Investors' Meet: Invest Karnataka 2025. In the session titled 'AI, Cybersecurity and Government: Building digital resilience in an uncertain world', a question was raised on the threats to personal data of citizens due to the incorporation of AI in cybersecurity. When we rely on AI for protection of our data, we don't need to give access to our data to the AI to protect it" Dunkin said. AI will help us in the clean energy transition and climate change, she said and added "This includes getting us to where we need to be in terms of clean energy and climate change by better planning, using better battery materials."
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