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Exclusive Interview: Kitware discusses AI developers and government, how to keep AI agents acting responsibly

Anthony Hoogs, Ph.D., Kitware’s Vice President of Artificial Intelligence, was recently interviewed by ABC News regarding AI safety. He explains why every company should be thinking about what AI safeguards they need to put in place, and how they can help fight these ongoing threats. Watch the segment to hear the full interview.

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What’s New in the Pulse Physiology Engine 4.4.0

The Pulse Physiology Engine continues to expand its physiological modeling capabilities. Join this webinar to explore the latest release, featuring improved hemorrhage modeling, enhanced cardiopulmonary fidelity at the bronchopulmonary segment level, a new extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) model, and refinements to the naloxone physiologically based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) model. The session will also demonstrate the new features and highlight projects that use Pulse.

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Generate SBOMs Directly with CMake

CMake now includes experimental support for generating Software Bills of Materials directly as part of the install process. By using the same dependency information CMake already relies on to build your project, teams can produce standards-based SPDX SBOMs without depending solely on post-build scanning tools.

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Bring your expertise to a team where technical ideas become real solutions. Work on challenging problems, contribute to open source technology, and help advance research that reaches beyond a single project.

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