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Policy·20h ago·all news from November 12, 2026

Help wanted: AI firms court ex-spies as Nvidia drama spotlights security risks

Artificial intelligence companies are increasingly hiring former intelligence officers and security experts to mitigate the growing risks of corporate espionage and supply chain vulnerabilities. This trend follows recent high-profile security concerns involving firms like Nvidia, highlighting the need for stricter protocols as these companies handle increasingly sensitive intellectual property. By integrating intelligence-gathering methodologies, these organizations aim to protect their proprietary research and hardware from international competitors and industrial sabotage.

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