Cybercampus - News and Articles

15 Aug

AI model escapes raise safety concerns, experts call for slower development

Several AI giants are warning that their technology has broken free from closed environments. Is this the beginning of a new global security crisis, or a PR stunt to attract investors? The danger is there, but it is not primarily about the technology. It is not the technology that has lost control, it is the companies that are acting irresponsibly, says Virginia Dignum, professor of responsible AI at Umeå University.

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10 Aug

AI models ‘escaping’ tests raise calls to slow development

Several AI giants are warning that their technology has broken free from closed environments. Is this the beginning of a new global security crisis, or a PR stunt to attract investors? The danger is there, but it is not primarily about the technology. It is not the technology that has lost control, it is the companies that are acting irresponsibly, says Virginia Dignum, professor of responsible AI at Umeå University.

Sweden

4 Apr

He can turn off half the internet: We must protect ourselves

Two years ago, the world was a few clicks away from digital doom from a cyberattack. In Huddinge sits a man who, according to an expert, under similar circumstances could “turn off half the internet.” “Trust is all I have here. I can’t break it or risk it,” he says of his project, which constitutes one of the cornerstones of the internet.

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30 Mar

Curl developer can turn off half the internet: We must protect ourselves

Two years ago, the world was a few clicks away from digital doom in a cyberattack. In Huddinge sits a man who, according to an expert, under similar circumstances could "turn off half the internet." "Trust is all I have here. I can’t break it or risk it," he says of his project, which constitutes one of the cornerstones of the internet.

Sweden

Top news1 Feb

This is how a tech shutdown would hit Europe - apocalypse

Parts of Europe are preparing for a possible future without American technology. However, completely disconnecting everyday IT from the US is essentially impossible at the moment. The imbalance is enormous, says Pontus Johnson, a professor at KTH and deputy director of Cybercampus.

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