The expeditious if not aggressive rollout of artificial intelligence (AI) has had its fair share of consequences—both positive and negative—in just a few years.
On one hand, the global memory chip shortage has resulted in new members of the trillion-dollar market cap club while rewarding shareholders with once-in-a-generation gains. On the other hand, AI-assisted hacking and malware deployments have created a situation wherein demand for cybersecurity is not only unprecedented, it is absolutely critical.
