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Former MI6 Chief Sir Richard Moore on Iran, Ukraine, China and the AI Threat

The conversation is a geopolitical and security-risk discussion rather than a market or portfolio one, so it offers allocators a former intelligence chief's framing of state-level and cyber risk. Listeners should expect no investment content or positioning views.

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At SALT London 2026, former MI6 chief Sir Richard Moore spoke with SkyBridge's Anthony Scaramucci about global security, covering the war in Ukraine, the conflict with Iran and China's ambitions toward Taiwan. He argued that human intelligence still matters in an age of AI and satellites, and warned that AI and cyber risks are outpacing regulation. He also described the resilience of the US-UK intelligence relationship and closed by asking the audience to recognise the integrity and sense of mission of intelligence community personnel.

  1. Moore discussed Ukraine, Iran and China's ambitions toward Taiwan in one conversation
  2. He explained why human intelligence still matters in the age of AI and satellites
  3. He warned that AI risks and cyber threats are outpacing regulation
  4. He described the US-UK intelligence relationship as resilient and closed by asking the audience to recognise the integrity and sense of mission of intelligence community personnel

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