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Why AI Is Causing a Global Panic Over Cyber Security

Banks, airlines and governments pulled down their websites as a precaution after researchers used AI to uncover holes in the programming language that underpins swathes of the internet. Jordan Robertson explains why we’re entering an era of rapid-fire software vulnerabilities. ——– Like this video? Subscribe to Bloomberg Tech on YouTube:   Watch the latest full…

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Banks, airlines and governments pulled down their websites as a precaution after researchers used AI to uncover holes in the programming language that underpins swathes of the internet.

Jordan Robertson explains why we’re entering an era of rapid-fire software vulnerabilities.
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2 Comments

  1. @Haze-du7oz

    October 23, 2026 at 5:49 pm

    lol. no need for explanation. Define cyber security. Good luck since academics don’t even enjoy that. It’s a word that most in the industry don’t like or use.
    Then add AI or SI. The problem?? Its equivalent to saying why are swimsuits so prone to getting wet, maybe because their both designed/made to be in water. Even a dry suit is wet on the outside. Now reevaluate the problem….

  2. @GhostinDebt

    October 23, 2026 at 8:37 pm

    Honestly, AI uncovering real holes in PHP is the useful version of this tech. Finding flaws beats chasing benchmark scores. Now the hard part: systems that can’t be patched. Curious how many orgs just realized they’re stuck on unpatchable legacy.

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