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no bull and the aftermath.

You've got AI technology, you've got fast computer technology and you've got big data.

And all of that together from the perspective of an adversary makes a very lucrative target

territory.

And so, as we go forward with 5G and Internet of Things and as more and more data is collected,

that trove of information is going to be even richer and even more desirable for an adversary

to obtain.

And most likely that will be done through malicious cyber activities.

And so I think when I start to think about that, I become depressed because our cyber

security posture is so grim quite frankly.

And so the incentives for the adversaries to go after those kinds of assets, their abilities,

their resources are quite substantial.

I'm Matthew Khan and you're listening to the LawFair podcast June 19, 2018.

From manufacturing to health care and from criminal justice to national security, artificial

intelligence is changing nearly every sector of the global economy and many aspects of our

public and private lives.

Security is no exception.

And as artificial intelligence technology raises ahead, its political, legal and ethical

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