AI is getting better at hacking power and water systems, new research shows

Axios
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Research by cybersecurity firm Frenos reveals that advanced AI models can successfully plan cyberattacks on critical infrastructure like power grids and water systems, with some models achieving up to 90% success rates. This raises urgent concerns about the vulnerability of essential services to AI-assisted hacking, especially as AI capabilities become more accessible.

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