Richard Benham
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Jul 16, 2026
Agentic AI & cybersecurity: Who wins defenders or attackers?
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Martin CooperHOST
Do you think it's a piece of masterful PR stunt that this is a model that's too difficult or too dangerous to be released? Or is it sort of finely honed corporate responsibility? Or really, in your view, is it a view of a reality that's coming our way quite soon? What's your take on mythos?

Richard BenhamGUEST
So how could you use it as a cyber offensive tool? And lots of people were looking at that because the big challenge with AI is you can get AI to write AI.

Richard BenhamGUEST
So you can get the AI to produce the AI, which effectively then can go off and do its own thing.

Richard BenhamGUEST
And this is one of the things that worries a lot of people, is that you effectively lose control and lose trust in whatever it is that you've created.
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