Aug 28, 2026 · 27 min · 17 segments
In this podcast, Sally discusses how AI is lowering the barriers to finding security vulnerabilities, and how hardware could be the next frontier, with Arteris’ Andreas Kuehlmann.
Andreas KuehlmannGuest
Sally Ward-FoxtonHostIf we can use AI to scale up hacking efforts, we're going to basically change the economics of it a little bit.
I think what AI really does, besides being able to combine many, many pieces of knowledge, that when you're a human being you have to do this manually, it drastically reduces the cost, it drastically increases the scale and the automation.
I mean, an AI can essentially start hundreds of thousands or millions of attacks in parallel.
I mean, it is concerning when the models start really getting so mature that we have to really be more careful.
If we can use AI to scale up hacking efforts, we're going to basically change the economics of it a little bit.
I think what AI really does, besides being able to combine many, many pieces of knowledge, that when you're a human being you have to do this manually, it drastically reduces the cost, it drastically increases the scale and the automation.
I mean, an AI can essentially start hundreds of thousands or millions of attacks in parallel.
I mean, it is concerning when the models start really getting so mature that we have to really be more careful.
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