UK AI Minister warns cyber defenses likely to be breached despite efforts.

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UK AI Minister Kanishka Narayan has stated that a breach of the country's cyber defenses is likely. He explained that the government plans to use advanced artificial intelligence to bolster its defenses against attacks. The minister made these remarks in a recent statement reported by BBC Tech. This initiative is a proactive measure to address the persistent and evolving threat of cyber attacks on the UK.

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