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In the East China Sea earlier today, two Chinese fighter jets circled the naval ship HNLMS Tromp several times. Additionally, the ship’s NH90 maritime combat helicopter was approached by two Chinese fighter jets and a Chinese helicopter during a patrol…
By: Professor Steffan Puwal Against a backdrop of conflict and global security concerns, 2023 may prove to have also been a pivotal year for automated nuclear weapons systems. A year that began with chatbots and Artificial Intelligence (AI) as the subjects of major news stories – some with particularly concerning headlines – ended with members of the […]
Should artificial intelligence be banned from nuclear weapons systems? was originally published on Global Security Review.
Justin Lynch Senior Director, Defense, Special Competitive Studies Project Emma Morrison MSFS Candidate, Georgetown University Published July 2023 Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies/Henry A. Kissinger Center for Global Affairs The Challenge to Deterrence Strategy Deterrence strategy, and a state’s ability to effectively employ it, is dependent on the state’s ability to demonstrate capability […]
Deterrence Through AI-Enabled Detection and Attribution was originally published on Global Security Review.
Alex Wilner November 28, 2022 Center for International Governance Innovation How might AI impact deterrence, highlighting both its potential benefits and challenges. AI could enhance defense capabilities and strategic planning but also introduce risks like escalatory pressures, ethical dilemmas, and misperceptions. The interplay between AI advancements and traditional deterrence concepts could reshape geopolitical dynamics. […]
AI and the Future of Deterrence: Promises and Pitfalls was originally published on Global Security Review.
The document “Artificial Intelligence for Nuclear Deterrence Strategy 2023” outlines the Advanced Simulation and Computing (ASC) program’s strategy to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) into the U.S. nuclear deterrence mission. Here are the key points: Foreword and Executive Summary: The ASC program has utilized high-performance computing for nearly three decades to support […]
Artificial Intelligence for Nuclear Deterrence Strategy was originally published on Global Security Review.
Ticketmaster seems to have experienced a data breach, with the ShinyHunters hacker group claiming to have exfiltrated 560 million customer data
The flaw enables attackers to gain control over the AI service by submitting harmful prompts
We’ve recently announced a new Domains page and major improvements to existing capabilities for setting custom attack surface policies. These updates bring unprecedented control over …
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Experts advised that crisis management and recovery is as much about communications and testing as it is about technical defense measures
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