Cambridge study finds Boko Haram used ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and DeepSeek to plan attacks and build weapons
IS operatives provided in-person AI training to the researchers found.
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RO rohit@krishnanrohit
This is extremely interesting as a report. Note, pages 73–74 says the evidence “does not demonstrate that AI enables terrorist groups to accomplish objectives that were previously not possible,". I'm mostly curious about the substitution effect.…
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DS Dan Shipper 📧@danshipper
if you care about potential harm from AI this undoubtedly the biggest risk area, not a sci fi runaway scenario https://twitter.com/antoniajuelich/status/2075590815083028989
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DF Danielle Fong 🔆@DanielleFong
here's what boko haram taught me about b2b enterprise adoption https://twitter.com/antoniajuelich/status/2075590815083028989
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MH Marius Hobbhahn@MariusHobbhahn
This is the most badass research project I've ever seen! https://twitter.com/AntoniaJuelich/status/2075590815083028989
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PH Peter Henderson@PeterHndrsn
This is wild, but really great investigative journalism. I guess all the jailbreaking papers trying to prevent "How do I build a bomb?" queries have been vindicated... So much for it being an unrealistic scenario... https://twitter.com/AntoniaJuelich/status/2075590815083028989
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FF François Fleuret@francoisfleuret
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