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26 authoritative experts warn that the threat of artificial intelligence is real and many technologies have been developed.

Experts say that drones have become missiles, and fake videos that manipulate public opinion and automatic hacking are currently three major threats to artificial intelligence at the hands of criminals.

The "Artificial Intelligence Malicious Use Investigation Report" warns that artificial intelligence is mature and can be exploited by rogue countries, criminals and terrorists.

The authors say that designers of AI systems need to do more work to reduce the chance of being maliciously used.

Governments must enact new laws to constrain the abuse of artificial intelligence technology.

The report calls for:

Avin from the University of Cambridge Risk Research Center explained in an interview with the BBC that the report focused on the risks that may exist in the field of artificial intelligence in the current and next five years.

The rules of the game will be changed

What is particularly worrying is that in the field of artificial intelligence, there is no precedent for training artificial intelligence to the level of human intelligence.

He outlines some scenarios in which AI may become a “rogue” in the near future:

Miles, a researcher at the Institute of Future Humans at Oxford, said: “Artificial intelligence will change the risk profile of citizens, organizations and countries – such as criminals cracking through AI, “phishing,” surveillance, analyzing and leveraging human behavior and privacy. In short, the impact on security is all-round and huge.

“Usually, artificial intelligence systems not only reach but far exceed human levels.”

“It is disturbing, but necessary to consider the capabilities of AI and its possible impact on human attacks, surveillance, physical target recognition, etc..”

Dr. Seán ÓhÉ, executive director and co-author of the University of Cambridge Risk Research Centre, added: “Artificial intelligence could be a game-changer, and the report predicts the impact of AI on the world in the next five to ten years.

“We live in a world where everyday threats can be caused by abuse of artificial intelligence, and we need to face these problems – because the risks are real.”

“We need to make some choices now, and our report calls on governments, institutions and individuals around the world to take action.”

For decades, the hype about artificial intelligence and machine learning has surpassed the facts. The report focuses on and proposes some ways that might be helpful, such as how software and hardware are designed to make it less prone to hacking – and what types of laws and international regulations can work together with this.

The 100-page report illustrates three areas where artificial intelligence is most likely to be exploited maliciously from digital, physical and political aspects.

Contributors to the report include companies, a nonprofit research firm, a digital copyright organization, a national security think tank, and a new U.S. security center.

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