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IQT’s mission is to invest in cutting-edge technologies to enhance the national security of the United States. IQT focuses on the 15,000+ early stage venture-backed startup companies in the U.S. and select other countries. IQT also identifies and analyzes technologies in all stages of development that are critical to national security. IQT welcomes the submission of business plans for products and technology that can contribute to national security and is available to meet with U.S. private equity firms interested in investing in areas of national security interest. Investment areas include:
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AI Assurance: A deep dive into the cybersecurity portion of our FakeFinder audit
In a previous post we discussed our audit of FakeFinder, a deepfake detection tool built at IQT Labs. As mentioned […]
AI Assurance: What happened when we audited a deepfake detection tool called FakeFinder
Synthesizing Robustness YOLTv4 Results Part 1: The Nuances of Extracting Utility from Synthetic Data
The Geography of Open Source Data Science: Mapping Anaconda Code Contributors
Demography & Destiny
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The Intersection: How Technological Conflict Could Reshape the World Order
This week on The Intersection Podcast, IQT’s Steve Bowsher talks with Jacob Helberg, author of The Wires of War, about how technology plays a key role in the global struggle for power and what opportunities and challenges this presents to U.S. tech companies and national security today and in the future.
IQT Explains: The Future of Space Technology
In the final episode of our three-part space podcast series, host Vishal Sandesara is joined by Kristi Bradford, Tom Gillespie, and Clayton Williams to explore the future of space. Hear from these domain experts as they discuss how the space industry can help shape the future of national security and beyond, including trends they’ve seen based off recent activity in the domain.