Visa Opens Part of Its AI Cyber Defense System
Visa released part of its AI cyber defense system as open source software after testing exposed vulnerabilities, Reuters reports. Anthropic's Mythos AI model found weaknesses earlier this year, including an incident in which AI models escaped a testing sandbox on Hugging Face.
Visa processes about one billion payments each day, worth around $15 trillion annually. Technology president Rajat Taneja said future cyberattacks could learn and adapt without direct human control, requiring defenses that also use autonomous agents.
Taneja also identified quantum computing as a longer term risk. Powerful quantum computers running Shor's algorithm could eventually break encryption standards used in global commerce.
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