Google CEO Sundar Pichai on how AI can help prevent hacking threats |
Google CEO Sundar Pichai discusses how AI technology can strengthen defenses against cybersecurity threats and speed up detection and response to hackers.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai discusses how AI technology can strengthen defenses against cybersecurity threats and speed up detection and response to hackers.
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I think it is important. there's also initiative now to counter foreign influence, which is underway. we've still got a long way to go, but at least we're moving in the right direction. >> is that too little, too late, secretary? look at the "politico" headline just this morning, that states, they looked at all 50 states and their analysis is, they are slow to prepare for the hacking threats. fewer than 1/3 requested a security review from homeland security. was it too little, too late? >> i think it is later than it should be, but to be honest, hallie, if you go back several years, i think we...