Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping our world, influencing every sector and altering our daily lives and work in unprecedented ways. With its recent breakthroughs surpassing expectations, AI’s impact is undeniable.
However, alongside its myriad benefits, AI presents unique challenges, especially in the realms of fraud and cyber security. Criminals are increasingly leveraging AI to target individuals and organisations, posing significant threats to our security and well-being.
In this upcoming session, the Cyber and Fraud Centre will explore the National Cyber Security Centre’s (NCSC) recommendations and tackle the apprehensions surrounding AI. The discussion will focus on the dual aspects of AI: the concerns it raises and its potential to enhance our lives and benefit society.
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