Prosecutors say the 25-year-old from Baka al-Gharbiya carried out missions for an Iranian handler, received cryptocurrency payments, used AI tools, and shared details about his workplace security.
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bell-cotabout 4 hours ago
> around three weeks after his contact with the Iranians began, the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) had arrested him.
Other details suggest that his spying career was as successful as it was long.
I wonder what the Israeli gov't position is on this story. Are they trying to tell good citizens "don't trust foreign AI's"? Or encouraging would-be spies to use AI - knowing that it will give poor advice, or has a hidden "rat you out to the cops" feature?
mo9527about 5 hours ago
wow
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