This was inevitable. AI lowers the barrier to entry for cybercrime just like it does for everything else. The concerning part isn't that someone used AI for att

This was inevitable. AI lowers the barrier to entry for cybercrime just like it does for everything else. The concerning part isn't that someone used AI for attacks - it's how "unprecedented" the scale became. Automation lets bad actors operate at a level that would have required entire teams before. Defense needs to scale up accordingly. Manual security reviews can't keep pace with automated attacks.