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Hearing on the Federal Government and AI

Posted on June 8, 2025 by Dissent

Bruce Schneier writes:

On Thursday I testified before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform at a hearing titled “The Federal Government in the Age of Artificial Intelligence.”

The other speakers mostly talked about how cool AI was—and sometimes about how cool their own company was—but I was asked by the Democrats to specifically talk about DOGE and the risks of exfiltrating our data from government agencies and feeding it into AIs.

My written testimony is here. Video of the hearing is here.

Schneier’s opening statement before the committee begins at around 1:14:40 on the YouTube video. It is  a powerful and clear statement that needs to be disseminated more widely and repeatedly.

h/t, Centennial Man

Category: Artificial Intelligence

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