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The growing global debate about whether to slow artificial intelligence (AI) development to address its potential dangers should be a wake-up call for Thailand to step up its cyberdefence and human oversight as the country pursues AI-driven growth.
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Dubai Police expands the use of AI across airport security, including passenger screening, unattended baggage detection and camera analysis after securing 95.2m passenger journeys
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A single operator can now direct AI hacking swarms to scan, exploit and ransom neglected devices worldwide, collapsing human processing limits and exposing decades of unpatched vulnerabilities.
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To wrap our minds around the AI threat, there are lessons we can draw from Cold War-era thinking of nuclear weapons, says Andreas Kluth for Bloomberg Opinion.
