Would a company focused on preventing AI based security breaches be useful?

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Joshua Molinare · Accepted Answer

@kkumarkg I defiantly think the first one would have a high chance of success, the second as a business may struggle.  If the second project was done with research in mind without worrying about profit I could see it being successful in identifying new forms of AI based security breaches.

Krishna Kumar · Answer

Using AI to prevent security breaches or preventing security breaches caused by AI?
Two different use cases here. The first would be useful. The second, I don't know..

Richard Gao · Answer

Does AI have a different impact on security breaches?

It seems to me that all the security breaches that can be done by AI still fall into general categories of all security breaches, and can be thwarted or prevented in the same ways (password security, separations of duties, etc).

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Uma Venugopal · Answer

Since we may be seeing a ton of AI startups in the coming months, security will certainly become a necessity. So for sure, yes, it'd be useful.

Joshua Molinare · Answer

@uma_venugopal I agree!

Sami Khan · Answer

Of course! But there's a lot more to AI security than just breaches - prompt injection, hallucinations, data leakage - and those are just some of the things we are solving at Lakera :)

Amanda Trincher · Answer

Of course, yes, now software or AI-based solutions are increasingly appearing on the market and in many industries. All you need is to find an AI consulting company that will test your ideas and create a prototype of such a solution.

Kas Szatylowicz · Answer

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Would a company focused on preventing AI based security breaches be useful?

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