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Russia could attack Britain's power grid
Russia is using artificial intelligence (AI) to escalate cyber attacks on UK infrastructure, particularly the country's energy system. According to The Guardian, British Minister of Intergovernmental Relations and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Pat McFadden warned about this when speaking at the NATO conference in London.
According to him, there is a danger that artificial intelligence “could be used as a weapon against us.” The purpose of such an attack, according to McFadden, could be to disable the British power grid. However, he noted that the UK is already involved in the “everyday reality” of “cyber war”, during which it is subject to Russian hacker attacks.
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These attacks against Britain, McFadden said, have intensified in the last year. In addition, other NATO member countries that are providing assistance to Ukraine in repelling Russian aggression are increasingly becoming targets of Russian hackers.
In this regard, he said, an AI Security Research Laboratory (LASR) will be created in the UK, which will be designed to monitor new emerging threats in the field of using AI to carry out cyber attacks.
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In turn, the Guardian recalls that Vladimir Putin previously threatened Western countries with attacks on their facilities if Kiev was allowed to fire Western weapons at targets in Russia. In mid-November, Kiev received such permission from its allies.
According to the publication, experts doubt that Putin will decide on a direct military attack on a NATO member, however, the target of Russian attacks, in their opinion, may well be the infrastructure of the alliance countries, in particular, their energy systems.
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