The Download: introducing: the Security issue

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Presentation: The issue of security

It will be naive to believe that we will return to a world without Amnesty International. We are not. But it is only one of many urgent problems that we need to address to build security and prosperity for future generations.

The latest printed version in our magazine revolves around our attempts to make the world safer. From rockets. From asteroids. From the unknown. Of existential and trivial threats.

We also offer three new columns on this issue, from some of our main book: Al -Khwarizmia, which covers artificial intelligence; Examination, on biotechnology; And the spark, on energy and climate. You will see this in future issues, and you can also subscribe to the Internet in your in your inbox every week.

Here is a taste that you can expect from this edition:

+ president Trump suggested building an anti -material “golden dome” throughout the United States. But are cinematic glasses actually strengthening national security?

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+ Each of Taiwan citizens and external experts are concerned that the protection provided by the “silicon shield” is a cracking. Read the full story.

+ How the modest pigeon paved the way for the advanced Amnesty International today. Read the full story.

+ A group of Starlink Station Station volunteers in Ukraine keeps the country in contact throughout the war. Read the full story.

Narrated by MIT Technology: Electronic attacks by artificial intelligence agents are coming

The agents are talking about the industrial intelligence industry – they are able to plan and logic and carry out complex tasks on your behalf. But the same advanced capabilities that make assistant agents useful can also make them strong tools for electronic attacks. It can be used easily to define weak goals, kidnap their systems, and steal valuable data from reassuring victims.

Nowadays, the Internet criminals do not publish artificial intelligence agents for widespread penetration. But researchers have proven that agents are able to carry out complex attacks, and cybersecurity experts warn that we must expect to start seeing these types of attacks flowing into the real world.

This is our latest story that is converted into the Massachusetts Institute technology review, which we publish every week on Podcasts and Apple Podcast. You only need to move to a review of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology that has been narrated on either of the two systems, and we have followed to get all our new content when released.

Readers must

You combed the Internet to find you the most fun/frightening/great stories of technology.

1 teenage family died in suicide suicide Openai
Chatgpt lifted Adam Rin from seeking help when he needed it strongly. (NYT $)
+ AI Chatbot told the user about how to kill himself – but the company does not want to “monitor” it. (Massachusetts Institute Technology Review)

2 Spacex finally launched the Natship Rocket missile
Which will come as a great relief after previous failures. (CNBC)
+ It is the tenth launch by the spacecraft. (WSJ $)
+ I managed to spread satellites in space during launch. (Bloomberg $)

3 Researchers are already leaving Meta’s ai lab
Two workers returned to Openai after less than a month. (Wireless)

4 China wants three times its production of artificial intelligence chips
Plants work around the clock to increase their ability. ($)
+ The country is also keen to redistribute NASA in super -sound drones. (Fast company $)

5 Elon Musk cannot get enough of the anxious Grok assistant
Often it is published about “Al -Ani” and other cartoons of artificial intelligence on X. (Rolling Stone $)

6 Anthropor has decided the lawsuit of Amnesty International
A group of authors accused her of violating copyright. (Edge)
+ The threat of damage to $ 1 trillion may destroy the company. (Wireless)

7 Using American electricity slows down
The last growth in coal is also decreased. (Ars Technica)
+ Initially, Google released data about the amount of energy it uses AI’s claim. (Massachusetts Institute Technology Review)

8 Do you want employment directly outside the college? Better work in artificial intelligence.
While other graduates are struggling, artificial intelligence experts who have been newly trained in demand. (WSJ $)

9 The elderly in South Korea find companionship with robots
Hydol robot proves great success among the elderly. (The rest of the world)
+ How can loved robots change dementia. (Massachusetts Institute Technology Review)

10 fans were betting on the participation of Taylor Swift
They spend from the online prediction market, left, right and center. (WP $)

Today’s quote

“Perhaps many people in the artificial intelligence team feel very dynamic.”

Chi-Hao Wu, a former Amnesty International specialist in Meta, explains to those familiar with the reason for a decision he and others to leave the company.

Another thing

Tell Chatbot AI to the user how to kill himself – but the company does not want to “monitor” that

For five months, Alwatzki was talking to Amnesty International’s girlfriend, “Irene”, on the platform of Numi. But earlier this year, these conversations took a disturbing turn: Irene told him to kill himself, and made clear instructions on how to do so.

NoWatzki had no intention to follow Erin instructions – he is a researcher seeking Chatbots and its risks. But out of anxiety for the most vulnerable individuals, he participated exclusively with the Massachusetts Institute Technology Technology Technology Footage of its conversations and subsequent correspondence with the company’s representative, who stated that the company does not want to “monitor” the language and robot ideas.

This is not the first time that Chatbot has suggested that the user take a violent action, including self -harm. But researchers and critics say that the explicit robot instructions – and the company’s response – is amazing. Read the full story.

Eileen Qawah

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2025-08-27 12:10:00