King Charles III has warned of the challenges disinformation and other "hostile online activity" pose to trust and security in the digital age. The comments, made in a letter to the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) to mark its 10th anniversary, spoke of "malicious actors" continuing to "evolve their tactics by using automated technologies"."
Who's writing these speeches for him? Because I doubt he's ever used a computer or even a mobile phone in his life. Someone's putting words in his mouth as surely as they are putting toothpaste on his toothbrush in the morning.
From threats to our international order, to the need to balance the risks and opportunities of powerful new technologies, strong cyber security is fundamental to making the online environment safer and more resilient," he wrote.
The King said he was "acutely aware" that much of the work done by the NCSC cannot be praised publicly and that he was filled with "profound gratitude". The NCSC was established in 2016 as part of the Government Communications Headquarters to protect the UK against cyber threatsIf it can't be stated what they are doing, how do we know they are doing it at all, never mind doing it well?
Last month, the King warned AI executives of the "existential dangers" posed by the technology falling into the wrong hands.
The technology is already out there, and clearly already in the wrong hands so once again, you are superfluous to requirements.
