Flawed AI-linked intel almost led U.S. to board China ship, report says
A faulty AI chatbot caused a misidentification of cargo on a Chinese ship, nearly prompting a U.S. boarding operation that was later called off. The incident highlights potential risks in relying on AI for critical intelligence decisions.
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