The AI cyber threat is massively overblown and distracts from real security problems happening today. Current breaches don't even involve AI, with phishing attacks actually declining as traditional defenses improve. Fear-mongering about hypothetical AI attacks follows the same dangerous pattern as cyberwar hype, wasting resources that should address actual threats like credential theft.

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The AI cyber threat is massively overblown and distracts from real security problems happening today. Current breaches don't even involve AI, with phishing attacks actually declining as traditional defenses improve. Fear-mongering about hypothetical AI attacks follows the same dangerous pattern as cyberwar hype, wasting resources that should address actual threats like credential theft.