Old-school spycraft could make a comeback as AI undermines trust
Briefly

Old-school spycraft could make a comeback as AI undermines trust
""If my friend tells me, face-to-face, that he is in trouble and needs money, I can be confident that that's true. But when the same message is delivered through an electronic medium, it becomes more likely a scam than a bona fide plea for help.""
"A properly executed dead drop, for instance, allows an intelligence officer to securely receive information while also verifying that it came from a specific human source, rather than an AI-generated deception."
Artificial intelligence is expected to transform intelligence gathering by making it faster and more scalable. However, it may also lead to a resurgence of traditional espionage techniques as the reliability of digital communications declines. The introduction of deepfakes and fabricated messages complicates the trustworthiness of electronic communications. This situation increases the value of human intelligence methods, such as dead drops and in-person meetings, which allow for secure and reliable exchanges of information without the risk of AI-generated deception.
Read at Nextgov.com
Unable to calculate read time
[
|
]