The Aporia
The Aporia
11 articles about 10 events for “Russian Threat Concerns” in Technology.
“However, the glaring shortages have done nothing to assuage concerns over supply chain readiness at the same time as European governments urge their citizens to stockpile for emergencies.”
“A new cold war: hackers target fridges across the globe It was a May morning in Israel when employees at a large food production plant watched in horror as the office printers started spontaneously spitting out reams of threatening messages.”
“Amid the current global hand-wringing about the threat of AI, it’s worth remembering that as far back as 1968, cinema was already sounding the alarm.”
“The increasing availability of sophisticated drone technology has led the Department of National Defence (DND) to move to take “critical” steps to counter “unauthorized drone activity” that could threaten Canadian military installations.”
“…y, AI users in Houthi-held Yemen have attempted to use Claude for instructions on how to build ballistic missiles and Russian hackers have tried to use the technology to spy on groups in Ukraine, according to a threat intelligence report released by…”
“… the view that it’s better to publish than not, and that we’re better off doing the work to understand which genetic traits make organisms a threat to humankind—never mind the potentially catastrophic consequences of an accidental release, or a deliberate…”
“Number one: My God, there were a thousand of these things—they’re like Russian hordes, they’re coming to get us.”
“Drone incursions have repeatedly raised security concerns in Lithuania, which borders Belarus, a close Russian ally, and Russia's Kaliningrad exclave.”
““Today, we continue to ensure we remain ready to meet the challenges of evolving threats wherever they exist,””
“The Russian and Ukrainian armies have both been rolling out autonomous drones, which use AI guidance software to choose targets when they are cut off from radio contact with pilots, over the past few months.”
“It is therefore not hard to imagine a future where it is not just Russian soldiers being hunted and killed by swarms of AI-run killbots, but everyone.”