"My real fear is that we're going to have AI-generated malware that won't need that," Stamos said. "That if you drop it inside of an air gap network in a critical infrastructure network, it will be able to intelligently figure out, 'Oh, this bug here, this bug here and take down the power grid even if you have an air gap.'"
"The truth is, we're not doing so hot," Stamos said. "We're kinda losing."
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