This is what the cyber security will look like once attackers weaponise AI
Artificial intelligence will enable threats to learn as they go, remaining undetected for longer
Contextual awareness will make cyber attacks more dangerous
Researchers from cyber defence company Darktrace have said that advances in artificial intelligence will make it increasingly difficult to tell whether an attack is carried out by a human or a machine....
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