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AI could help terrorists with lower-hanging options

The article argues that while AI-enabled super-plagues and nuclear-bomb scenarios draw attention, terrorists also have “lower-hanging fruit” that AI could facilitate. It frames AI as a potential enabler of terrorism beyond the most extreme nightmare cases.
WHO: Breaking Defense
WHAT: Analysis of how AI could enable terrorist attacks using less-discussed, lower-hanging options.
WHEN: Reported Sep 10, 2026 at 1:00 PM ET
WHERE: Location not specified
WHY: The piece focuses on AI’s potential to enable terrorism, emphasizing that threats beyond super-plagues and nuclear-bomb scenarios may be more readily exploitable.

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