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GUEST ESSAY: Where we stand on mitigating software risks associated with fly-by-wire jetliners

The Last Watchdog

Number one is increasingly connected systems; number two is onboard Wi-Fi; and number three is the use of commercial software, including artificial intelligence in aircraft. There are three factors that I could see presenting an even greater risk going forward.

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China using AI to develop robots that can hide in sea launch bombs and cyber attacks

CyberSecurity Insiders

China is once again in the news for misusing the technology of Artificial Intelligence. Researchers hailing from Harbin Engineering University who have been working on this project since 2010 have written theoretical studies related to the matter on papers.

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LRQA Nettitude’s Approach to Artificial Intelligence

LRQA Nettitude Labs

NIST – The National Institute of Standards and Technology released the Artificial Intelligence Risk Management Framework earlier this year which aims to help organizations designing, developing, deploying, or using AI systems to help manage the many risks of AI and promote trustworthy and responsible development and use of AI systems.

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NATO Chief calls for a new strategic to address new challenges

Security Affairs

. “My thought is that the existing Strategic Concept, which we agreed in 2010, has served NATO well. Having said that, I think we all have to realise that since we agreed the Strategic Concept back in 2010, the world has fundamentally changed.” And it has actually served us well for many years.

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Facebook and Cambridge Analytica

Schneier on Security

Back in 2010, the Wall Street Journal published an award-winning two-year series about how people are tracked both online and offline, titled "What They Know.". And advances in both big data analysis and artificial intelligence will make tomorrow's applications far creepier than today's. None of this is new. He's right.

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Facebook sued for siphoning facial recognition data without consent

Malwarebytes

Six years ago, Yann LeCun, currently Chief AI Scientist at Meta, gave Facebook users an idea of how his team approached its work in artificial intelligence research and facial recognition. Facebook introduced face recognition technology in 2010 to make tagging friends and family on photos more manageable.

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US pharmacy Rite Aid banned from operating facial recognition systems

Malwarebytes

According to the FTC, Rite Aid deployed artificial intelligence-based facial recognition technology from 2012 to 2020, in order to identify customers who may have engaged in shoplifting or other problematic behavior. This is not the first time Rite Aid and the FTC have clashed.