Asio chief Mike Burgess also called for the lawful access to end-to-end encryption.
CANBERRA – Australia’s domestic intelligence chief warned that artificial intelligence is likely to dramatically improve the capabilities of the nation’s enemies – resulting in increased espionage, disinformation and radicalisation.
Asio reckons AI “will allow a step change” in the capabilities of Australia’s enemies, Mr Burgess added. “The way I see it, AI is HOT: equal parts Hype, Opportunity and Threat,” he said, according to the excerpts of his speech to the National Press Club. Mr Burgess also called on technology companies to work with agencies to establish lawful access for end-to-end encryption. While privacy is important, he said, it can’t be absolute and technology shouldn’t be above the law.
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