The UK's National Cyber ​​Security Center (NCSC, part of the GCHQ intelligence agency) expects that by 2028, China and Russia will regularly use artificial intelligence to carry out cyber attacks. According to the "Financial Times", citing the agency's annual report, an increase in the number of ransomware attacks on British critical infrastructure using artificial intelligence tools that speed up the search for vulnerabilities is expected over the next two years. This year, the NCSC recorded 1,831 cyber incidents in organizations across the country, of which 80 were considered nationally significant. The head of the center, Richard Horne, warned that the current level of infrastructure protection is insufficient to deal with the growing threat.

The UK's National Cyber ​​Security Center (NCSC, part of the GCHQ intelligence agency) expects that by 2028, China and Russia will regularly use artificial intelligence to carry out cyber attacks. According to the "Financial Times", citing the agency's annual report, an increase in the number of ransomware attacks on British critical infrastructure using artificial intelligence tools that speed up the search for vulnerabilities is expected over the next two years. This year, the NCSC recorded 1,831 cyber incidents in organizations across the country, of which 80 were considered nationally significant. The head of the center, Richard Horne, warned that the current level of infrastructure protection is insufficient to deal with the growing threat.