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An executive at Interpol has warned that artificial intelligence is amplifying the speed and scale of cyberattacks, making known threats like and malware more effective and harder to catch. The warning comes as companies increasingly adopt AI tools internally, which can also introduce new vulnerabilities.
A particular concern raised is the growing use of AI, systems that can act autonomously, which could be exploited by attackers or create unexpected security gaps if not properly managed. The Interpol official urged companies to strengthen monitoring and update their cybersecurity strategies to account for AI-driven threats.
The comments reflect a broader shift in corporate risk planning as AI becomes embedded in both offensive and defensive cybersecurity tools.
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