BM: Yapay zeka ve gelişen teknolojiler deniz güvenliği için yeni riskler oluşturuyor
Birleşmiş Milletler BM Genel Sekreteri Antonio Guterres'in Kabine Şefi Courtenay Rattray, yapay zeka ve gelişen teknolojilerin deniz güvenliği alanında yeni fırsatlar sunarken siber saldırılar, yanlış hesaplamalar ve istenmeyen gerilimlerin...
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Birleşmiş Milletler BM Genel Sekreteri Antonio Guterres'in Kabine Şefi Courtenay Rattray, yapay zeka ve gelişen teknolojilerin deniz güvenliği alanında yeni fırsatlar sunarken siber saldırılar, yanlış hesaplamalar ve istenmeyen gerilimlerin tırmanması gibi riskleri de beraberinde getirdiğini belirtti.
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