Financial Times: Countries should host their own AI models rather than entrust sensitive national data to US technology companies, according to the man once responsible for the Pegasus tool used to hack the phones of politicians, reporters and rights activists.
“Every government should have their own model,” Shalev Hulio told the FT. “They should not take the risk that somebody will wake up one day and shut their model because AI is a critical infrastructure,” he continued. “You want to control your own AI.”
…The 45-year-old expressed no regret about his previous life, seeing his years selling spyware to governments as an asset to Dream rather than a liability…