AI minister Kanishka Narayan warns a breach of UK cyber defences is 'likely, if not inevitable'

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AI minister Kanishka Narayan warned that a breach of the UK's cyber defences by AI was 'likely, if not inevitable' and said developers must 'build machines that leave us human beings in charge', the Evening Standard and The Independent reported on Monday 12 October. Speaking at a press conference in London, Kanishka Narayan warned that AI agents could breach the UK's cyber defences, according to Metro UK, and said the government will use advanced AI to strengthen the UK against cyber attacks, BBC News reported. The government warned that Britain cannot rely on tech giants to police their own AI systems, as ministers prepare new measures to protect businesses and national security, City A.M. reported, and The Guardian said the UK was to strengthen its cyber defences as the minister called for AI firms to increase safety efforts.

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