Safety & Security · Mon 9 Nov

Artificial intelligence safety and security encompasses the technical and policy measures used to mitigate model risks, vulnerabilities, abuse and failures. Truncated covers research developments, threat analyses, defense mechanisms and policy discussions related to reliable deployment.

Monday 9 November

Modern Cybersecurity Attack Called “Deep-TEMPEST” Can Read Your PC’s Entire Screen Using AI & Radio, No Malware Or Network Access Required

AI-generated summary Researchers have demonstrated a new cybersecurity attack called Deep-TEMPEST that reads a personal computer monitor by decoding stray radio signals from standard HDMI cables using artificial intelligence. The surveillance technique requires no malware or network access, allowing attackers to reconstruct readable text and desktop windows in real time by capturing electromagnetic radiation through walls.

Expanding Teen Account Protections to Teens Around the World

AI-generated summary Meta says it is expanding its artificial intelligence technology globally to find people suspected to be teens and automatically place them into Teen Accounts on Instagram, even if they used an adult birthday. Meta states that the expansion builds on its commitments under a recent agreement with 52 bipartisan attorneys general to strengthen how it identifies teens and children under 13 on its apps.

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The code and the court: Why your email security thinks like Napoleon

AI-generated summary CSO Online reports that email security relies on codified rules similar to civil law, which struggle with zero-day threats and attacks from trusted infrastructure. According to the article, Verizon and the FBI reported significant breach and loss statistics while organizations debate whether security should rely on static code or reasoned judgment.

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AI-Doctored Images, 2,000 Bots, 200 Million Views: Poland's Counter-Disinformation Hub Enters Crisis Mode After Kraków Massacre

Krakow Shooting Makeshift Memorial

AI-generated summary Poland's digital-affairs ministry entered crisis mode after artificial intelligence-sharpened images and fabricated videos flooded social media following the Kraków massacre. Deputy Prime Minister and Digital Affairs Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski warned the public against sharing altered media as over 2,000 accounts were flagged for moderation.