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11 articles about 11 events for “AI Security Threats” from Washington Examiner.
“Such risks include AI-enabled cyberattacks, biological or nuclear threats, potential for loss of human control, and rogue agents escaping secure testing environments.”
“As a physician, researcher, and civic leader, I look at the advancement of AI not just as a political talking point but through the lens of systemic complexity — much like genomics or molecular pathology.”
“As early as 2019, the United Nations Security Council reported that Libyan military forces used a Chinese AI-powered drone called Wing Loong II to cause dozens of deaths in a local conflict.”
“If a country like New Zealand wants to prepare for future security threats, it needs firsthand knowledge of how drones, electronic warfare and AI operate under fire.”
“They’re letting the free market work for America’s national security and the next generation of drone technology.”
“The Washington Examiner reported Saturday that President Donald Trump plans to create an “AI Force” led by an artificial intelligence czar.”
“Burnham, who took office in July, presented Britain as a possible bridge between global powers as countries grapple with rapidly developing AI, wars, and growing threats from Moscow’s cyberattacks and disinformation.”
“In the weeks leading up to the high-level meeting, technology leaders have warned about the dangers of AI, and several reports have revealed some AI systems going rogue.”
“During my lifetime, national security meant managing threats we could see and count.”
“The Election Assistance Commission warns that artificial intelligence can scale existing cyber threats and can be used to imitate election officials through text, images, audio, and video.”
“The Washington Examiner reported on Thursday that a senior Justice Department official said that AI companies “coordinating on cybersecurity or security” doesn’t occur to him to be anticompetitive at an event in New York City.”