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Chinese AI tool pulled to prevent 'misuse' after South Korea hacks

Chinese AI cybersecurity tool Artex said it stopped programmers from accessing its source code, acknowledging misuse by "bad actors" after South Korea linked it to several recent bank hacks.

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韩国黑客攻击事件后,中国人工智能工具被撤回,以防止“滥用”。

Artificial intelligence (AI)'s ability to find previously unknown ways to hack into computer systems is in the global spotlight, as leading labs release ever-more advanced models. — Image by DC Studio on Magnific

BEIJING : Chinese AI cybersecurity tool Artex said it stopped programmers from accessing its source code, acknowledging misuse by "bad actors" after South Korea linked it to several recent bank hacks.

Artex was designed to help organisations strengthen their cyber defences through security testing to find potential weak points.

South Korea warns of possible AI use in banking hacks

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