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Dec. 7, 2017
Cybersecurity in the age of artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence promises to disrupt everything, and security may be the first sector where AI delivers on this promise.
Michael A. Troncoso
Managing Counsel
UC Office of General Counsel
From 2011 to 2013, Michael served as chief counsel and chief of public policy in the California attorney general's office. Views expressed here are his alone. He is UC's cybersecurity counsel.
Security may be the first sector where artificial intelligence delivers on its audacious promise to disrupt it all.
A data-hungry science, AI is a natural fit for security. AI, especially machine-learning systems, "learns" on massive data sets, and many organizations produce petabytes of security data to learn on. Analyzing security data for potential threats has been around for decades, to be sure. What's new here is that AI systems may soon be able to rapidly evaluate vast amoun...
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