South Korea's President Lee says some hacking attacks have signs of AI involvement and that AI models believed to be used in some of the recent hacking incidents against banks, while he calls for development of cybersecurity methods fitting the AI era
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South Korea's President Lee says some hacking attacks have signs of AI involvement and that AI models believed to be used in some of the recent hacking incidents against banks, while he calls for development of cybersecurity methods fitting the AI era
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