Toronto researchers show A.I. can supercharge computer worms
The demo makes one thing painfully clear: the same AI tools companies want for productivity can also help attackers scale exploitation of known software flaws.
By Lama Al-Rashid·· 4 min
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The demo makes one thing painfully clear: the same AI tools companies want for productivity can also help attackers scale exploitation of known software flaws.
Perplexity says its new hybrid orchestrator decides, task by task, what stays local and what hits the cloud, which could reshape privacy, latency, and chip demand.
A simple exploit of Meta's AI-powered support chatbot compromised the most guarded Instagram account in the world, exposing a systemic flaw in automated security.