The Challenges of Calculating ROI for AI Initiatives
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This pilot audio edition explores the argument behind The Emerging Threat of AI-Powered Cybercrime.
The discussion examines how state-affiliated groups linked to China, Iran, North Korea and Russia have used AI to support cyberattacks and influence operations. These uses include reconnaissance, vulnerability research, scripting, malware debugging, phishing and the creation of deceptive online content.
The evidence suggests that AI is currently strengthening familiar stages of cyber operations rather than creating fundamentally new attack techniques. However, greater speed, efficiency and accessibility could lower the barriers to sophisticated attacks. More capable systems could also enable persuasive influence campaigns and deeper attacks against critical infrastructure.
The discussion considers how organisations and governments should respond through AI-specific security, adversarial testing, collaborative intelligence sharing, trustworthy models, responsible governance and greater transparency around AI misuse.
This is an AI-generated discussion based on my published article. It offers another way to engage with the ideas, but it is not an interview or a recording of me. The written article remains the definitive version.
Read the original article on Medium.