Top Cyber Official Says AI Needs Better Security

Artificial intelligence (AI) is used by hackers and propagandists to develop malicious software, draft convincing phishing emails to infect computers, and spread false information via the web, according to Canada’s top cybersecurity official, who spoke to Reuters on Thursday. This report suggests cybercriminals have also adopted the technological revolution sweeping Silicon Valley. This proves that this is not an unfamiliar phenomenon. 

To protect against malicious attacks involving cyberspace, Lindy Cameron, the Chief Technology Officer for the National Cyber Security Centre, believes it is vital to integrate cyber security into artificial intelligence (AI) systems. Despite the fact that AI development is at its infancy, but robust security measures cannot be overstated. Many companies have expressed concerns that since they are eager to release AI products as soon as possible, they might overlook security considerations. This could pose a serious risk to users. 

A former intelligence chief has warned that there could be devastating consequences for attacks on artificial intelligence systems in areas such as transportation, utilities, and national security. This is if these attacks succeed. 

It is predicted that AI will play an increasingly significant role in many aspects of daily life

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