JAPAN INTENDS TO INTRODUCE FRONTLINE AI ENHANCED ACTIVE CYBER DEFENCE

A senior Japanese government official stated that Japan was considering introducing front-line artificial intelligence systems into its “active cyberdefence” policy in the face of the possible attack risk posed by advanced artificial intelligence models such as Claude Mythos, an American start-up company. With growing concerns about cyberattacks by AI models with high-capacity security gap detection, Yoichi Iida, Director General of the National Network of Japan, stated that the use of cutting-edge AI technology in Japan was “avoidable”. "The New Wave"

Search