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May 2024

26m 19s

AI Is a Cybersecurity Tool and Threat

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When it comes to cybersecurity, artificial intelligence is proving to be both a formidable defensive tool and a potential threat.

Today, Patrick Hevesi, VP Analyst with Gartner for Technical Professionals, discusses the concept and implications of "dark AI." He also highlights proactive measures your organization can take to mitigate its risks, such as developing private instances of AI and stringent data protection protocols.

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