Gardaí and European police forces express alarm over AI threats

Gardaí and fellow European police officers have said the rapid advance of AI technologies is posing a particular threat to EU governments and citizens.

A summit of EU police chiefs in The Hague was told that the dangers posed by AI spanned crime and national security, from online fraud to child sex abuse imagery, and disinformation to radicalisation of young people.

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