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A new AI-powered computer worm could prove to be the stuff of cybersecurity nightmares
Sharon Goldman·Fortune·2026-06-03 17:42:01·1 view
University of Toronto researchers built a worm powered by open-weight AI that adapts to its targets. Experts say it changes the math on cybersecurity defense
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University of Toronto researchers built a worm powered by open-weight AI that adapts to its targets. Experts say it changes the math on cybersecurity defense
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