US law enforcement creates 'anti-tech violent extremism' threat category amid AI boom, per DHS/FBI documents.
US law enforcement documents reveal that DHS, FBI, and other agencies have introduced a new domestic threat category called 'anti-tech violent extremism' amid the AI boom.
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