Sempre della serie "perturbamenti ambientali e nuovi spazi di attacco (o difesa)". Questa generazione di AI risulta boccalona, per cui la prossima dovrà essere paranoica. Per ogni oggetto riconosciuto dovrà chiedersi "c'è davvero o ce lo hanno messo LORO?": che vitaccia... Colonna sonora suggerita: Radiohead - Paranoid Android <https://www.defenseone.com/technology/2019/03/next-phase-ai-deep-faking-whol...> [...] China is the acknowledged leader in using an emerging technique called generative adversarial networks to trick computers into seeing objects in landscapes or in satellite images that aren’t there, says Todd Myers, automation lead for the CIO-Technology Directorate at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. For example, Myers said, an adversary might fool your computer-assisted imagery analysts into reporting that a bridge crosses an important river at a given point.   “So from a tactical perspective or mission planning, you train your forces to go a certain route, toward a bridge, but it’s not there. Then there’s a big surprise waiting for you,” he said. [...] Andrew Hallman, who heads the CIA’s Digital Directorate, framed the question in terms of epic conflict. “We are in an existential battle for truth in the digital domain,” Hallman said. “That’s, again, where the help of the private sector is important and these data providers. Because that’s frankly the digital conflict we’re in, in that battle space…This is one of my highest priorities.” When asked if he felt the CIA had a firm grasp of the challenge of fake information in the open-source domain, Hallman said, “I think we are starting to. We are just starting to understand the magnitude of the problem.”