Exiger

The AI partner for supply chain and procurement automation

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Panelists shared how transparency into AI decisions & clear ownership of risk help build confidence at scale. Thank you Bob Kolasky (@ExigerLLC), Christine Palmer (@PeratonCorp), David Kaufman (CNA), Lisa Walbert (DEA), Karen Evans (@DHSgov)and Dr. Nikki Collier (@dojphofficial)

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Dollars alone won’t sustain the U.S. munitions industrial base, leaders from the @USArmy, @ExigerLLC, and @voyagertech_ argue. Restoring it means new energetics capacity and financing, and a clearer picture of where China still has leverage.

Listen here: https://t.co/09fX5ny8Zk

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Client Alert: The US has added three Chinese genomics companies to its forced labor import ban list, signaling an expanding crackdown that could reach well beyond biotech.

Speaking to @Bloomberg, @ExigerLL's Chief Strategy & Global Affairs Officer @kitconklin warns that further restrictions could extend beyond imports to clinical trials, testing and modeling: https://t.co/pBwcRyEivT

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FORBES FEATURE 📰 From $1.2 billion to https://t.co/pFrk3n7KdO. @Forbes' Steve Banker goes inside our complete AI-built transformation, and where CEO @Brandon_Exiger is taking @ExigerLLC next 👉 https://t.co/sB39TXnAzd

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Fresh from the @WhiteHouse Super Intelligence Summit, @ExigerLLC CEO @Brandon_Exiger joined @FoxNewsSunday Night in America with @TGowdySC to explain his 3 Cs for controlling AI: cost, compute, and cyber surface.

Watch it here ⬇️

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@FoxNews's @MyViewFNC with @LaraLeaTrump invited @ExigerLLC CEO @Brandon_Exiger on for a special on last week's unprecedented gathering of tech titans at the @WhiteHouse.

Brandon was one of the leaders in the room for the closed-door dialogue on where Super Intelligence innovation goes next, which ended with a formal accord committing to self-regulation and responsible advancement.

Get insights from inside that meeting room and his take on the risks and rewards still ahead 👇

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“The second thing is we're giving these models to HOBBY BUILDERS, to people that are doing THEIR OWN STARTUPS. And potentially, you could end up with someone with malicious intent. We need to have the controls and the tooling to stop people either mistakenly or on purpose using these models for bad designs.”

Three hours at the White House on superintelligence. They agreed to self-regulate because a law would take too long.

Brandon Daniels sat next to Dario Amodei. He split innovation from deployment. The labs keep building, and he said we are way ahead.

The tooling is the other half. A model is a brain, and tooling gives it arms and legs. He said that tooling can be built for safety.

Then he named hobby builders and startups. Give them the models, and someone might use them for a bad design, by mistake or on purpose. He wants controls that can stop that use.

He put hobby builders and malicious intent in the same breath.

I run my own models on hardware I own. That is the hobby-builder case he described.

Source and transcript in replies.

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Source: Brandon Daniels, Exiger, interview after the White House superintelligence meeting. He was seated next to Dario Amodei.

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TUNE IN 📺 @ExigerLLC CEO @Brandon_Exiger on @MyViewFNC with @LaraLeaTrump @FoxNewsChanel https://t.co/NyKqb7YQ2v

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Brandon Daniels, CEO of NAIA member @ExigerLLC, joined NewsNation following a White House meeting on the future of artificial intelligence.

Daniels discussed how the convening focused on establishing vital safeguards for AI products, proving that strong security and rapid technological innovation can go hand-in-hand.

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Inside the White House AI meeting, one question divided the room: which is the bigger threat—losing the AI race to a rival power, or AI going rogue?

Exiger CEO Brandon Daniels says participants didn’t have to agree on which risk was more likely. But on one point, he says, everyone agreed: the U.S. has to win the race.

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Who should audit AI—and who oversees the auditors?

Exiger CEO Brandon Daniels was inside the three-hour White House meeting on superintelligence. His takeaways:

• Broad support, including from Elon Musk, for independent AI auditors.

• Trump proposed an oversight board that includes lawyers and policymakers who understand the technology—not just developers.

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Exiger CEO Brandon Daniels predicts AI creates 800 million jobs and eliminates about a billion

"There is an existential threat that is coming, but it has to be managed on a national level. This is why it's so important that the United States and Europe don't overregulate AI, because we need to be the ones that get the benefit of automation, get the benefit of real robotics. Because if we don't, there are 800 million jobs that are going to be created by AI. Created by AI."

[ Connell: On a net basis? ]

"No, not on a net net basis, on a gross basis. And probably about a billion jobs that are eliminated. And so you'll have a deficit. The question is will that impact China? Will that impact other non market economies? Or will that impact the United States or Western Hemisphere or Europe, right?"

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Brandon Daniels: “If we don't win the AI race, it is the much more significant threat than is the doomsday scenarios that people have talked about.”

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He was in the room where it happened, but what happened? Here's the full interview with @Brandon_Exiger after he and other tech CEOs met today with President Trump. What did they actually agree to do?

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Brandon Daniels sat next to @DarioAmodei at today’s lunch. He says, “We all understand the risks…but we also understand the geopolitical nature of this race…and I’m not sure that’s something Dario is appreciating in his comments.”

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Here's what happened inside the room at the big White House AI lunch. Great segment with @ExigerLLC CEO @Brandon_Exiger, @Ylli_Bajraktari, and me. Only on the President's Tech Brief from @scsp_ai.

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Fresh from the White House, Exiger CEO Brandon Daniels joined the President’s Tech Brief live to share details from inside the President’s AI lunch.

He was in the room when six AI CEOs signed a “morally binding” safety accord, and gave us a firsthand look at the discussions behind it, beyond the public announcement.

What did they commit to, and what happens next?

Watch the full conversation below.