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Major tech companies like OpenAI and Google have recently unveiled advanced versions of Artificial Intelligence, aiming to optimize user experiences. However, the use of AI in cyberattacks is also on the rise, with the Vietnamese Deputy Minister of Information and Communications discussing the increasing incidents of sophisticated cyber threats. The National Cybersecurity Agency's report highlighted the steep cost of AI-related cyber risks, amounting to over 1 trillion USD in global damages. The use of deepfake technology is expanding criminal toolkits, making it easier for wrongdoers to impersonate individuals and manipulate perception. This poses substantial risks for cybersecurity, with challenges in detecting and responding to these evolving threats. The development of AI also raises ethical and privacy concerns, leading to controversies over data collection and the need for a comprehensive global regulatory framework. While enhanced AI technology can revolutionize industries and aid in detecting cyber threats, the increased sophistication also means more advanced tools for cybercriminals and potential misuse for unethical purposes.
