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AI a vital tool for detecting vulnerabilities, expert says

Artificial intelligence is now a key method for identifying vulnerabilities, according to the vice president of the Saudi Association for AI Governance.

AI a vital tool for detecting vulnerabilities, expert says

Artificial intelligence (AI) is now being utilized as a crucial tool for identifying system vulnerabilities, according to Dr. Intisar Al-Kiyal, the vice president of the Saudi AI Governance Association. In an interview with Al-Ikhbariya Radio, Dr. Al-Kiyal emphasized that AI has become "an important tool for detecting vulnerabilities."

According to Dr. Al-Kiyal, AI can efficiently analyze vast amounts of code, compare patterns, and detect abnormal behavior much more swiftly than was feasible without AI assistance. She further explained that this capability has proven invaluable in uncovering errors that had previously remained undetected due to the intricate nature of systems or the sheer size of codebases.

However, Dr. Al-Kiyal also noted that these AI-driven detection capabilities are not solely beneficial for defenders. Attackers can leverage the same tools to identify weaknesses or analyze software. The critical question, therefore, lies in determining who will wield AI tools, how they will be deployed, and how they will be regulated. This highlights the necessity for continued development in system security measures.

Written by urgent.news from Ajel English's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

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