Perhaps by now, you already know why your Facebook account got logged our yesterday. While a number of people are gushing at the FB’s courage for publicly admitting the data breach that led to the logging out of more than 50 million accounts, the truth is that the company did not do it out of goodwill.
If Cambridge Analytica has been able to influence politics in the United States just by utilizing publicly available user data, how much more powerful will Facebook’s targeting AI, one that has access to all your posts, messages, and other private information, be at changing your behavior?
This new report written by AI tech developers looks at the potential security threats arising out of the malicious use of advance AI systems.
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Intel’s microprocessors are susceptible to hacking, the company admitted in a recent press release. This
AI may have been designed to benefit society, but its impacts will always depend on how it is used. What can happen if AI was used for extreme vetting?