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Christine Tressel

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Investigative producer with ABC-7 I-Team, Chicago; longtime medical producer, current focus on COVID-19.
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Federal cybersecurity agencies warn US adversaries could use AI to plan terrorist attacks

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By Mark Rivera, Barb Markoff Verified, Christine Tressel Verified
| MSN Verified
Former Homeland Security officials and federal cybersecurity agencies are warning that artificial intelligence is increasingly being exploited by terrorists, criminals and foreign adversaries, raising concerns about potential threats to national security. Former Homeland Security Acting Undersecretary for Intelligence and ABC News contributor John Cohen told the ABC7 I-Team that terrorist groups and criminal organizations are already using artificial intelligence to enhance their capabilities.
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Federal officials warn of growing threat from AI-assisted terrorist attacks Original

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By Mark Rivera Verified, Barb Markoff Verified, Christine Tressel Verified, Tom Jones Verified
| WLS-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified
CHICAGO (WLS) -- Former Homeland Security officials and federal cybersecurity agencies are warning that artificial intelligence is increasingly being exploited by terrorists, criminals and foreign adversaries, raising concerns about potential threats to national security.
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Fighting Flock: Activists push back against police surveillance technology, license plate readers Original

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By Mark Rivera Verified, Barb Markoff Verified, Christine Tressel Verified, Tom Jones Verified
| WLS-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified
NW Indiana community votes to end contract with Flock following police officer misuse investigation ByMark Rivera, Barb Markoff, Christine Tressel and Tom Jones Wednesday, September 16, 2026 11:19PM The I-Team heard from Chicago-area activists pushing back against controversial Flock camera police surveillance technology and license plate readers.
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