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South Korea launches bank hack probe involving possible AI use
Authorities are investigating signs that AI models were used in recent attacks on multiple banks that involved customer data.
South Korea is investigating possible use of artificial intelligence in hacking attacks on banks, according to an NYT Business report.
The report says South Korea's president pointed to signs that such models may have been used in recent attacks.
Police are carrying out the investigation after the attacks reportedly involved customer data at several banks.
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