New Mexico technologist urges AI governance and continuous security, warns of workforce and energy impacts
Srinivas Mukhamala, CEO of a New Mexico cybersecurity firm, told the Science, Technology and Telecommunications Committee that states must inventory AI use, assess AI risks continuously, and invest in early AI education and workforce reskilling; he also warned of significant energy demand and market disruption.
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Srinivas Mukhamala, chief executive of a New Mexico-based cybersecurity company, told the Science, Technology and Telecommunications Committee that state government and other institutions must treat artificial intelligence as a cybersecurity and governance problem and adopt continuous discovery, detection, validation and remediation for AI systems.
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