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AI are targets of foreign nations seeking to enhance their own AI capabilities. Ultimately, AI is dependent on data, and the ability of adversaries to deny access to or corrupt such data poses potential vulnerabilities. P. 5 Quantum Information Science and Technology, which includes quantum computing, networking, sensing,
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