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AI vs AI: Why Cybersecurity Is Becoming an Algorithmic Arms Race

The age of humans hunting hackers is over. Today, machines fight machines. Cybersecurity attacks have become so advanced that they are no longer crawling but instead are sprinting, adapting, and outsmarting the old-fashioned guards all at one go. 2024 saw the rise of 55% of financially driven threat actors, with stolen identities coming in as the second most used attack method. This article dives into the world of offensive AI, how malware can rewrite itself in real time, why social engineering has become terrifyingly convincing, and how defensive AI is evolving to fight back. From predictive intelligence to autonomous agents and the hidden risks of Shadow AI, we explore the battles being fought in milliseconds and what leaders must do to survive in this new algorithmic arms race. Also Read:…