Security Council LIVE: Ambassadors Mark 9/11 with Counter-Terrorism Push on AI and Drones
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In a report published in July 2004, the commission of inquiry into the attacks of 11 September 2001 cited a "lack of imagination" among the causes that contributed to the disaster.
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Global Diaspora NewsSecurity Council LIVE: Ambassadors mark 9/11 with counter-terrorism push on AI and drones
The Security Council met to mark 25 years since the 9/11 attacks, with a briefing on counter-terrorism as ambassadors take stock of a threat that has morphed dramatically since resolution 1373 built the council's counter-terrorism machinery in 2001. Briefers are expected to zero in on militants' growing use of artificial intelligence, drones and encrypted platforms for recruitment and attack planning. Members are also set to adopt a presidential statement – the Council's first on terrorism in five years – after reportedly tense talks over references to specific groups and new tech language.
In 2001 the collapse of the Twin Towers upset the world: today the problem of terrorism is wider and does not need a spectacular event to destabilize, because the pressure is constant and the surface of attack not only physical. From Jihadosphere to converging infospheres, here is the cyber-social evolution of terrorism in 25 years L'articolo From September 11 to the malevolent use of the AI: how terrorism changes comes from Digital Agenda.
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