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Security must keep pace with AI, says TrendAI’s Salah Suleiman - Gulf Business

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Salah Suleiman from TrendAI emphasized the critical need for security measures to evolve at the same pace as artificial intelligence advancements. He highlighted the unique challenges posed by AI, such as data privacy concerns, algorithmic bias, and the potential for sophisticated cyber threats leveraging AI. The discussion underscored the importance of embedding security by design within AI systems, particularly as AI adoption grows rapidly in the Middle East. Why it matters: Prioritizing AI security is essential for building public trust, mitigating risks, and ensuring the ethical and responsible deployment of AI technologies across the region.

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AI security · cybersecurity · TrendAI · Salah Suleiman · Middle East AI

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