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Nikic: AI access to energy grids risks single-click critical infrastructure shutdowns

Daniel Nikic · AI Already Has Memory Better Than Most Humans - Now What? · Jun 13, 2025 · at 28:59

Daniel Nikic highlights existential and systemic security threats associated with connecting autonomous AI models to critical public infrastructure.

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“If they're going to have access to these energy databases and centers, they can just with one click turn it all off. And we have no energy. It can affect food, transportation, and healthcare.”

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