today you'll hear from cy lab's director david brumley who led a cmu tomb just a couple months ago that won this year's super bowl of hacking, darpa's $2 million cyber challenge. congratulations, david. [ applause ] just a week later, a week after that, david took a team of cmu students to def com where they won a game in another hijacking competition. you'll hear from andrew moore, dean of school of science, who was also featured in "60 minutes" report on artificial intelligence. i would also like to acknowledge dr. jim garrett, the dean of the college of engineering at carnegie mellon university who joins us along with rick siger who played an important role helping put together this event which means carnegie mellon and carnegie endowment. tmu's advancements in cyber security will be highlighted in the colloquium today, which is an outgrowth of the partnership between our two organizations. you will learn more about this in the two panel discussions today. we hope that these discussions on the future of consumer privacy, autonomy and military operations will lay a strong foundation f

today you will also hear from cy lab's director david brumley, who led a cmu team just a couple of months ago that won this year's super bowl of hacking, the $2 million cyber grant challenge. congratulations, david. [ applause ] just a week later, a week after that, david took a team of cmu students to defcon in las vegas where they won again in another hacking competition. finally, you will hear from andrew moor, the dean of our school of computer science, who was also recently featured in a "60 minutes" report on cyber intelligence. i would also like to acknowledge jim garrett who joins us along with rick siger, who played an important role in helping put together this event, between carnegie mellon and carnegie endowment. this is ab outgrowth of the partnership between our two organizations. you will learn more p this in the two panel discussions today. we hope that these discussions on the future of consumer privacy, and autonomy in military operations will lay a strong foundation for future colloquy, and inform ongoing thinking and diplomacy in these critical areas. i would like to w

as tim mentioned, my name is david brumley. i'm a professor and director of cmu, security and privacy institute. i also consider myself a hacker as i run this hacking team that many people have talked about. my job for the next ten minutes is to give a highly level overview of the issue, why it's so exciting, why it's so timely, and why it's so important to get absolutely right as we go forward. this panel's issue in a nutshell is countries around the world, including the u.s., russia, israel, china, india, are increasingly deploying and investing in artificial intelligence and autonomy in their operations. autonomous technology, once the work of science fiction, is here today. for example, in pittsburgh, you can use your uber app to summon a completely autonomous vehicle to take you home from a steelers game to your house. don't just think physical. think of cyber space. think of social. for example, in august this year, darpa demonstrated that it's possible to build fully autonomous cyber bots in full spectrum offense and def

as tim mentioned, my name is david brumley. i'm a professor and director of cmu, security and privacy institute. i also consider myself a hacker as i run this hacking team that many people have talked about. my job for the next ten minutes is to give a highly level overview of the issue, why it's so exciting, why it's so timely, and why it's so important to get absolutely right as we go forward. this panel's issue in a nutshell is countries around the world, including the u.s., russia, israel, china, india, are increasingly deploying and investing in artificial intelligence and autonomy in their operations. autonomous technology, once the work of science fiction, is here today. for example, in pittsburgh, you can use your uber app to summon a completely autonomous vehicle to take you home from a steelers game to your house. don't just think physical. think of cyber space. think of social. for example, in august this year, darpa demonstrated that it's possible to build fully autonomous cyber bots in full spectrum offense and def

now my pleasure to introduce you to david brumley, director of the security and privacy institute at carnegie mellon university. he's also the faculty mentor of top hacking teams in the world and ceo of a company called for all secure. a great pleasure to have him here and setting the stage remarks and i look forward to this panel discussion. thank you. >> good morning, everyone. you read headlines, russia building robots to fight on the battlefield. the u.s. navy is developing swarms of unmanned drones and darpa commissions fully autonomous condition. these ar few headlines that highlight the increasing role of autonomy in the military. in the second panel an international perspective on what autonomy and counter-you aton me in operations. my name is darryl brumley. i consider myself a hacker as i run this hacking team we talked about. a look at the issue, why it's so exciting, so timely and so important to get absolutely right as we go forward. this panel's issue in a nutshell is countries around the world, including the u.s., russia, israel, china, india, are increasingly deployin