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NZ organisations told to prepare for 'significant' rise in risks from AI

NZ organisations told to prepare for 'significant' rise in risks from AI
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The National Cyber Security Centre and Five Eyes partners have issued a warning regarding the rapid increase in cyber security risks posed by artificial intelligence. While AI can be used as a defensive shield, officials emphasize that it also lowers the barrier for malicious actors to launch sophisticated attacks.

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As AI adoption grows, the speed and scale of cyber threats are outpacing the defensive preparations of many government and private organizations.

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The Minister responsible for the country s intelligence agencies says AI is both a cyber security risk, and a potential shield against malicious attacks.

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