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Artificial Intelligence

September 12, 2023

The Evolving Cyber-Based Threat: The Need for International Regulations to Avoid ‘Accidental’ Conflicts

By Gabriel Molini* While recent history has been marked by the overhanging threat of a nuclear holocaust, warfare continues to evolve and expand even beyond the deadliest weapons humans have ever created. It is simple to show the horror and damage caused by any potential use of weapons of mass destruction (WMDs), but it is […]

Posted in: Artificial Intelligence, New National Security, Next Up in Arms Control, Nukes of Hazard blog

August 17, 2023

With AI, regulations must come before benefits

By Sophy Macartney Computers are passing the exascale threshold, performing as many calculations in a single second as an individual could in 31,688,765,000 years. In 2017, experts stated that “the national security implications of AI will be revolutionary, not merely different.” And this was six years ago, a lifetime in technology. AI advancements are progressing far faster than […]

Posted in: Artificial Intelligence, Issue Center, Nukes of Hazard blog

February 27, 2019

Op-ed: How Hollywood Skews Our Understanding of AI

Program Assistant Erin Connolly writes in Inkstick: Hollywood is fascinated with the future. Long before Schwarzenegger was offering to “pump up Sacramento,” he was walking around naked and stalking Sarah Connor in The Terminator. Movies have depicted the consequences of evolving technology to captivated audiences for years. While Wall-E made my 13-year-old-self worry about sustainable habits on Earth, other films […]

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