The Aporia
The Aporia
10 articles about 8 events for “FBI's Use of Artificial Intelligence” in Crime & Law.
“McDonald said that the fraud is difficult to catch, especially with online classes, as the scammers use artificial intelligence to complete coursework and give the impression of attendance, sometimes even hiring actual people to appear on-screen using the…”
“A former OpenAI engineer accused of secretly planting listening devices inside the artificial intelligence giant's facilities was communicating with Saudi royalty and searching company records involving the Kingdom before his arrest, according to federal…”
“On October 9, the FBI arrested 35-year-old engineer Abdulrahman Alfozan, a Saudi citizen employed at the California-based artificial intelligence company OpenAI, the maker of the chatbot ChatGPT, and a firm that describes its mission as ensuring that…”
“The company said it used its own internal artificial intelligence models to analyze the device and trace its origin to Alfozan.”
“From the looks of things, the humans—not some artificial intelligence system—were in control.”
“For more than two years, US intelligence officials and cybersecurity researchers have warned that North Korea has been using stolen American identities – often acquired from compromised private information, like Social Security numbers, on the dark web – and…”
“Europol says members of KillSec used artificial intelligence to help build and maintain ransomware infrastructure and identify potential victims.”
“The FBI has adapted itself and its cybersecurity capabilities to combat nefarious uses of artificial intelligence from adversarial nations like China and Russia through full-scale modernization — something past leadership relied on temporary fixes to do, FBI…”
“The FBI says PRC-affiliated actors compromised multiple U.S. telecommunications companies and stole call-data logs, a limited number of private communications, and selected information associated with court-ordered law-enforcement requests.”
“"We expanded our use of artificial intelligence by 605 percent to accelerate threat detection, triage, analysis, and processing," the statement reads.”