Unpoisoned Fruit - Seeding Trust into a Growing World of Algorithmic Warfare

Explore the complex intersection of artificial intelligence, security, and ethics in this thought-provoking conference talk from APPSEC Cali 2018. Delve into the challenges of ensuring trust and security in an era of algorithmic warfare, examining historical precedents and current technological trends. Learn about the potential risks of unchecked AI advancement and the importance of proactive security measures in big data systems. Gain insights into defensive concepts for algorithmic warfare, drawing from international relations history. Understand the critical role of security professionals in averting digital-instigated conflicts and the need to prioritize security in emerging technologies. Examine case studies involving major tech companies, explore the impact of AI on various sectors, and consider the ethical implications of algorithmic decision-making. Discover strategies for promoting transparency, addressing social inequalities, and fostering responsible AI development to create a more secure and equitable digital future.

Intro
Background
Seychelles 1981
Artificial Intelligence
AI as a Civil Rights Issue
Elon Musk
Math PhD Kathy
Netflix
Power Transfer
Manual Knowledge
Machine Learning
Tools for Good
Boilers
barbed wire
repeating rifle
British unloaded machine gun fire
Three forms of automation
Teslas
Waze
Invaders
Oil Slick
Algorithmic Warfare
Standards Test Transparency
Big Data Security
The Printing Press
bottleneck theory
missile crisis
compromise
selfinterest
standards
old government theory
fun examples
Facebook
External Warnings
The Theme
The Money Model
Tesla Example
Transparency
Pay to Play
Standard Oil
Trending News
Drug Companies
Healthcare Risks
Advanced Misinformation
NonMilitary Means
US Army Research
Michigan
The Essence of Advertising
The GOP in the 80s
Reagan
Deregulation
The Gray Zone
The Transparency Center
Transparency is part of it
New techniques
What happens after transparency
Public scrutiny
Google
Be Neutral
Facebook falls behind
Play on the guns
Social science background