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Shin Bet Disrupts Foreign Election Interference by Removing Social Media Accounts
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Israel's Shin Bet has removed social media accounts to prevent foreign interference in the upcoming elections. This action comes after a warning from INCD Chief Yossi Karadi about the risks of AI in cyber defense and potential loss of control. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also warned that Iran and its proxies are considering influencing the election through various means, including cyber and physical attacks.
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- Shin Bet removed social media accounts to block foreign interference in upcoming Israeli elections.
- INCD Chief Yossi Karadi warned world leaders about the risks of AI and the need for sovereign control.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran and its proxies against attempting to influence the election.
- Netanyahu stated that Iran and its proxies are considering cyber and physical attacks to influence the election.
- Karadi proposed a strategic AI triangle balancing innovation, security, and human control.
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