U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced $316 million in aid for Sudan and discussed the risks that artificial intelligence could pose to global security during a speech at Stanford University. Blinken warned that AI systems could be misused by malicious actors to spread disinformation, surveil citizens, and automate cyberattacks. He called for international cooperation to mitigate these risks and ensure AI is developed responsibly. Blinken also announced $181 million in humanitarian aid for Sudan and $135 million to support the country’s democratic transition. He urged Sudan’s military leaders to allow civilians to form a democratic government. The speech highlighted the Biden administration’s efforts to address global challenges like food insecurity, human rights abuses, and emerging technologies.