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AI Power, Human Responsibility

As organisations harness AI to drive efficiency and innovation, the same technology is being weaponised by threat actors to launch more advanced cyber-threats.

5 min readBy Megha Kumar
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Distilled for CISO, CTO, and board audiences.

Key takeaways

  • Business leaders need a structured and scalable approach to managing AI.

Business impact

Business leaders must now navigate a delicate balance, leveraging AI’s potential while at the same time reinforcing their defences against its malicious use.

Recommendation

Organisations need to ensure they are risk-planning effectively and developing an agile approach to cybersecurity.

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Megha Kumar

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Dr Megha Kumar is a reputed domain expert on geopolitics, AI and digital regulation.

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As emerging technologies continue to reshape the business landscape, they bring with them unparalleled opportunity but also a growing spectrum of digital risk. Chief among these is Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI is a transformative force that is redefining everything from workplace automation to strategic decision-making. Yet, as organisations harness AI to drive efficiency and innovation, the same technology is being weaponised by threat actors to launch more advanced cyber-threats.

In addition to the malicious use of AI to target specific organisations, we also have the supply chain to take into consideration. Cyber-attacks no longer respect organisational boundaries. They creep in through third-parties, fourth-parties and sometimes even via seemingly harmless service providers. With industries now interconnected on a global scale, this is especially dangerous. And an AI-enhanced attack on even a minor supplier can expose critical data and disrupt operational continuity.

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