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AI Gone Rogue: Cybersecurity’s Unexpected Villain Unmasked
In a plot twist worthy of Hollywood, AI, our tech superhero, is now a potential villain in cybersecurity. From deepfakes to AI-written malware, the threats are real and rising. It’s like Shakespeare turned cyberpunk. So, buckle up for the next blockbuster: “AI and Cyber Threats”…
Hot Take:
AI, the superhero of technology, might just be putting on a villain's mask in the world of cybersecurity. Our dear friend Mikko Hyppönen, the ponytailed juggler of malware and all things cyber-evil, voiced his concerns about the looming threats posed by AI. This isn't a sequel to the Terminator, folks. It's the real deal. The rise of deepfakes, deep scams, AI-written malware, and automated malware are about to turn our cybersecurity world upside down. And not in a fun rollercoaster kind of way.Already a member? Log in here