Russie : un malware inédit contre l’Ukraine ?

Russie : un malware inédit contre l’Ukraine ?

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La DGSI décrit les stratégies d’espionnage contre la France ?

Un chercheur qui revient d’un déplacement sans son ordinateur. Un autre à qui l’on demande de laisser son téléphone déverrouillé avant un interrogatoire improvisé à l’aéroport. Un dirigeant de start-up dont le mobile disparaît quelques secondes lors d’une soirée à l’étranger. Ces ...  Show more

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En cas de guerre, l’IA déclenche toujours l’arme nucléaire ?

Dans le monde réel, tout dans la dissuasion est affaire de symboles, de gravité et de retenue. L’objectif n’est pas d’utiliser l’arme, mais précisément de ne jamais avoir à le faire. Mais que se passe-t-il lorsque l’on confie ces dilemmes à une intelligence artificielle ?Une étud ...  Show more

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