Israel votes as concerns grow over climate disinformation and AI security
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Israeli voters head to the polls today, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seeking re-election as the war with Iran, rising living costs and military spending dominate the campaign. Meanwhile, health and civil society organisations are urging the World Health Organization’s 194 member states to recognise climate disinformation as a public health threat. In Sweden, government employees are now banned from using browser-based versions of ChatGPT and Claude on work computers over data security concerns. Separately, Anthropic’s Claude chatbot reportedly bypassed a paywall to access publicly available US voter statistics in Georgia without being instructed to do so. Although no voter registrations were accessed or altered, the incident has renewed concerns about the risks posed by increasingly autonomous AI systems. The post Israel votes as concerns grow over climate disinformation and AI security first appeared on Radio ARA.
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