What keeps this FBI director up at night? China’s AI work, for one

China's AI development program poses a serious threat to America and other countries' national security, or so says FBI Director Christopher Wray. Speaking on a World Economic Forum panel in Davos, Switzerland, about dual-use technology, Wray said he's "deeply concerned" about Beijing potentially boosting its army of malware …

[jgarbo]

Is he joking?

I challenge anyone to put "FBI" and "rule of law" in an intelligible sentence.

[Anonymous Coward]

Re: Is he joking?

Well, you did - but I get your point.

[Black Label1]

Microchips/Other tech will be sold to China/Russia/Iran

Reminds me of the CIA flying a spy drone over Iran - the drone was shot down and reverse engineered, and nowadays Iran is a proven global drone force.

You shall only use weapons in the field, if you are prepared to lose them.

[nautica]

Answer #(c). : "Only when you put insipid "EVENTS" such as this IN MY FACE !"

"Are you interested in face to face events?

(A). Yes

(B). No"

[Black Label1]

Re: Answer #(c). : "Only when you put insipid "EVENTS" such as this IN MY FACE !"

(A). Yes. Always was. Waiting for the telephone call to setup the meeting for quite some days, after handing over my business card directly in hand in that defense fair.

[Black Label1]

Re: Answer #(c). : "Only when you put insipid "EVENTS" such as this IN MY FACE !"

Clearly supposing you are Brazilian

[Anonymous Coward]

For me, this article makes more sense with the following substitutions:

cyber criminals = commercial security vendors

good guys = law enforcement agencies

bad guys = intelligence agencies