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The good news: Cybersecurity still needs humans.
The bad news: Cyber threats are so numerous that humans alone can’t handle them — and they’re so nuanced, they can’t all be farmed out to artificial intelligence.
“[T]he issue is that we’re dealing…

The good news: Cybersecurity still needs humans.
The bad news: Cyber threats are so numerous that humans alone can’t handle them — and they’re so nuanced, they can’t all be farmed out to artificial intelligence.

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Cybersecurity leans on AI, still needs humans