As the world transforms into a global business era, artificial intelligence is at the forefront of business transformation, and organisations are leveraging its power to drive innovation and efficiency at unprecedented levels.
According to an industry survey conducted recently, almost 89 per cent of IT leaders feel that AI models in production are essential to achieving growth and strategic success in their organisation.
It is important to note, however, that despite the growing optimism, a mounting concern exists—security teams are struggling to keep pace with the rapid deployment of artificial intelligence, and almost half of their time is devoted to identifying, assessing, and mitigating potential security risks.
According to the researchers, artificial intelligence offers boundless possibilities, but it could also pose equal challenges if it is misused or compromised.
In the survey, 250 IT executives were surveyed and surveyed about AI adoption challenges, which ranged from adversarial attacks, data manipulation, and blurred lines of accountability, to the escalation of the challenges associated with it.
As a result of this awareness, organisations are taking proactive measures to safeguard innovation and ensure responsible technological advancement by increasing their AI security budgets by the year 2025. This is encouraging.
The researchers from Anthropi
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