covering it and reporting it. all those hostages including americans being held, and secretary blinken with a very difficult problem set because his boss, the president of the united states, refuses to identify the actual problem child which is the islamic republic of iran. each of these things you identified whether it s the rockets from hezbollah in the north or the challenges in the red sea coming from if these knuckleheads in yemen called houthis that are terrorists but they refuse to call terrorists, if you don t identify the real problem, this is coming from tehran, if you can t respond to that appropriately, you re right, neil. you do risk continued s escalation, and you create enormous problems for tip lo mats. diplomats. neil: isis claimed responsibility this past week for this deadly iran bomb attack that killed more than 80 people, but isis was claiming respondent when a lot of people were pointing the finger at israel, that it high might have had something to do with that.
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let s bring in a cyber law and policy fellow at the army cyber institute at west point. could not think of a better person to talk to us about that this morning. thank you for getting up early for us. good morning, christine. a pleasure to be here. thank you. i feel like there is a consensus growing that ai needs some sort of regulation. do you agree and what does that look like? yes, on the one hand the policy regulation and legal issues created by generative ai tools like chatgpt and the clip you played earlier poses challenges to creators, companies and users. but on the other hand, the challenges are not unmanageable. there is a lot of value in first properly defining the contours of the problem set. as al better einstein remarked, be had one problem to solve a problem, he d spent the first 55
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