Google alerts for increasingly autonomous and faster AI cyberattacks
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Google alerts for increasingly autonomous and faster AI cyberattacks

SAPO Notícias8 September 2026 at 15:05

Google warned today of a significant shift in the malicious use of Artificial Intelligence, with cybercriminals and espionage groups using increasingly autonomous systems, capable of planning, automating, and executing attacks in a short time.

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