The transformative wave requires new security paradigms

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is growing by leaps and bounds and will continue to do so, becoming a wave that sweeps away everything in its path and occupies increasingly prominent places in the daily lives of citizens around the world. His rhythm does not stop and transforms everything he touches. The speed of adoption that it is reaching makes us suppose that it will be the biggest technological leap that man has taken since the appearance of the Internet, back in the ’80s.

Even so, like any technological advance, the AI ​​will have flaws and missteps that we will find around the corner. It will be inevitable to run into mistakes, sometimes glaring, and we must be prepared to cope with them.

But while there will be ups and downs, the strength and speed with which this new technology has been adopted seems to beat the negative forecasts, even those of its most ominous detractors.

The NVIDIA case. Researchers at San Francisco-based Robust Intelligence, a company that performs security checks for AI systems, recently discovered weaknesses in software from Nvidia, a leading company using this technology.

bea logngworthDirector of Government Affairs at Robust Intelligence in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, stated at a press conference that nvidia and other companies in the AI ​​industry need “really build public trust in the technology”, since they have all suffered security setbacks.

Despite these tests, Nvidia’s shares were not affected and the company continues on its path of growth.

This case is just one example of how AI is transformative, but exposes organizations to new operational, security, and compliance risks. These unmanaged risks require new paradigms to protect AI systems and meet regulatory requirements.

The tide that Artificial Intelligence brings is so great that it will overcome its own mistakes to found a new technological reality.

Claudio Heilborn is an expert in digital technologies and CEO of MD Marketing Digital

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