Euronews AI Agent ARTEMIS Outperforms Human Hackers in Security Testing
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A study by Stanford University revealed that an AI agent named ARTEMIS outperformed human hackers after being given access to the university's computer science network for 16 hours. The research highlights the capabilities of AI in identifying vulnerabilities in computer systems, as various hacker groups are increasingly utilizing AI technologies for cyberattacks. The study reflects ongoing advancements in AI and its implications for cybersecurity.
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