Amid the swiftly evolving space of AI, Google's Sundar Pichai suggests that advancements could fortify defenses against cyber threats
Despite concerns, Pichai highlights AI's potential in hastening threat detection and response, aiding both governments and corporations.
Cybersecurity incidents are escalating, posing economic risks estimated at $8 trillion in 2023, with projections to soar to $10.5 trillion by 2025.
AI, while easing defense efforts, also heightens risks, according to Britain's National Cyber Security Centre.
Pichai notes AI's role in shrinking the time needed for defenders to combat attacks, potentially tipping the scales in their favor.
Google's recent move unveils AI-driven tools like Magika to counter malware, reinforcing online security.
The tech giant's initiative aligns with a pact among major companies, aiming to safeguard against AI misuse, particularly in elections.
The internet's growing influence underscores the need for defensive AI measures, as emphasized by former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
State-backed hackers from Russia, China, and Iran leverage AI tools, including OpenAI's large language model, for their endeavors.
Despite adversarial AI use, there are strides in defensive AI tools like WormGPT, aiding in the rapid detection and response to cyber threats.
In the cyber realm, speed is paramount, and AI offers defenders a crucial edge in staying ahead of adversaries.
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Despite concerns, Pichai highlights AI's potential in hastening threat detection and response, aiding both governments and corporations.
Cybersecurity incidents are escalating, posing economic risks estimated at $8 trillion in 2023, with projections to soar to $10.5 trillion by 2025.
AI, while easing defense efforts, also heightens risks, according to Britain's National Cyber Security Centre.
Pichai notes AI's role in shrinking the time needed for defenders to combat attacks, potentially tipping the scales in their favor.
Google's recent move unveils AI-driven tools like Magika to counter malware, reinforcing online security.
The tech giant's initiative aligns with a pact among major companies, aiming to safeguard against AI misuse, particularly in elections.
The internet's growing influence underscores the need for defensive AI measures, as emphasized by former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
State-backed hackers from Russia, China, and Iran leverage AI tools, including OpenAI's large language model, for their endeavors.
Despite adversarial AI use, there are strides in defensive AI tools like WormGPT, aiding in the rapid detection and response to cyber threats.
In the cyber realm, speed is paramount, and AI offers defenders a crucial edge in staying ahead of adversaries.
Read next: Here Are the Top 10 AI Tools in 2024
