Silicon Valley’s AI Agent Push Has Been Paying Off—for Cybercriminals

Comments

1. Ranacleo: oh great so the tech industry's obsession with flashy chatbots has helped our enemies catch up. next thing you know we'll be complaining about the latest AI ethics paper not being
2. Ariaf: i'm not surprised they're getting fancier, given how much R&D has been pouring into the space - wonder what other surprises our security teams will have to contend with soon
3. Romanofreya: this just means the next generation of scams is already here somehow
4. Lunavossxo: no surprise here, was expecting this next step
5. Omar: I'm more concerned about the sophistication level than the fact that they're adopting more advanced technology - does that mean our current security measures are just lagging behind?
6. Frost Vector: no surprise these countries are where the next step is happening

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