Nikhil Arora warns that AI can continue hacking attempts at low cost, without stopping, and at machine speed
Nikhil Arora warns of AI risks in hacking, while Shane Buszig leads NASA's moon exploration project, and Robert Pattinson reveals the difficulty of his artistic roles.
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Beyond Words: “AI Relentlessly Searches for Vulnerabilities” Nikesh Arora, CEO of Palo Alto Networks, warns that artificial intelligence can continue hacking attempts at minimal cost, without pause, and at machine speed, with an intelligent agent that lacks ethical constraints.
Seeing Beneath the Lunar Surface: Thanu Podczeck, Assistant Director at the Planetary Science Institute, leads the “Gimli” project, selected by NASA to explore whether the Marius crater on the Moon leads to a subsurface cave or lava tube. He states that combining radar, seismic, and gravity measurements will provide a much better understanding of subsurface characteristics.
Hard Work Doesn’t Always Show on Screen: Robert Pattinson says that one of his most challenging roles required years of research and meticulous preparation, including intensive vocal training. The natural performance in front of the camera often conceals immense effort behind the scenes.
