Paul Krugman wonders if AI hacking threats could shatter digital stability sooner than anyone predicted. In his conversation with Azeem Azhar, the economist highlights how relentless AI models are exposing hidden weaknesses in legacy software at unprecedented speed, showing that cyber risks cannot be managed through patching alone. This demands proactive government regulation and coordinated policy to stay ahead of evolving dangers. The exchange offers sobering lessons on technology's double-edged acceleration. Read the full piece here: https://paulkrugman.substack.com/p/azeem-azhar-on-the-explosion-of-hacking #AI #CyberSecurity
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