A few hours ago I have read a masterpiece about the current state of "Cybersecurity and AI", written by an extremely competent person (Marcus Hutchins, the guy that stopped WannaCry ). It is a relatively long essay but I really encourage everyone with some interest in these topics to read it. Not only for the credibility of Hutchins, the breadth and the strength of his arguments, but also for the clarity and sharpness of his writing. The time spent for reading this essay is an excellent investment. I will make it mandatory reading for the students of my Cybersecurity course . Full essay: Machine speed is a lie: stop fighting AI with AI . A few paragraphs that I extracted: Working Notes: Cybersecurity and AI . I must add that I am happy to see that Hutchins makes several points that I emphasize a lot in my course, including: the practical inevitability of initial access and the need to take an "assume breach" standpoint; the necessity of detection and of structural d...