Gianni Cuozzo: "AI makes cyberattacks much easier; Europe's defenses are at year zero"
Former hacker and Exein founder Gianni Cuozzo argues in an interview that generative artificial intelligence has cut the work needed to find vulnerabilities from months or years to a couple of hours, democratizing cyberattacks. According to Cuozzo, AI currently helps attackers more than defenders, and he considers European defenses to be lagging. Exein, a Rome-based startup founded in 2018, protects devices tied to "physical artificial intelligence" and reached a valuation of 1.7 billion dollars.
In 35 seconds
- Cuozzo says generative AI cut vulnerability discovery from months or years to hours
- He argues AI helps attacks more than defenses and that Europe is lagging
- Exein, founded in Rome in 2018, specializes in protecting robots, drones and medical machinery
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