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AI cyberthreats are a paradigm shift for cybersecurity

Close-up of code on a computer screen for the Apache Struts framework, which was exploited by computer hackers using a Remote Code Execution exploit in order to allegedly steal the personal information of millions of people from credit bureau Equifax.
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Frontier AI requires a major shift in the way that compliance and IT functions as well as regulators approach cybersecurity.

Concerns about the capabilities of AI models are a cause of serious concern to policy makers, standard setters, and firms. “When machines attack: frontier AI cyber threats and policy responses” is a research paper from the Financial Stability Institute at the Bank of International Settlement that examines this increasingly critical

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