Microsoft warns of dangerous 'shadow AI'


According to the Microsoft experts, the risk increases if companies do not take enough time when introducing AI applications. — Bloomberg

MUNICH: Microsoft has issued a strong warning about the uncontrolled use of autonomous software assistants using artificial intelligence (AI) ahead of the upcoming Munich Security Conference.

In a report released on Tuesday, researchers from the software company said AI assistants are already in use for programming in over 80% of Fortune 500 companies.

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