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If known vulnerabilities are addressed, AI is not a major threat, says Professor Mori

If known vulnerabilities are addressed, AI is not a major threat, says Professor Mori
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Professor Mori of Kobe University stated that recent data breaches are not solely caused by AI finding vulnerabilities, arguing that AI is not a major threat if vulnerabilities are properly addressed.

Key points

  • •Professor Masakazu Mori stated that recent information leaks are not caused solely by AI discovering vulnerabilities or increased AI attacks.
  • •He expressed the view that while AI is a threat, it is difficult to call it a major threat if vulnerabilities are properly addressed.
  • •The speaker is a professor emeritus at Kobe University and serves as a cyberattack countermeasure advisor for the City of Kobe.
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