About Dudu Mimran
More than 30 years of experience in deep tech, mostly focused on cyber security and machine learning. In recent 16 years, I’ve been the CTO of Telekom Innovation Laboratories in Israel leading dozens of advanced R&D projects. Co-founder of multiple startups in different domains. Co-published over 50 patents and research papers. My main areas of interest are AI, Cyber Security, Big Data, IoT, Fintech, Blockchain, and Telecommunications.
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International Co-operation
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The Cyberspace Arms Race: Artificial intelligence and cyber security
Every day we witness remarkable progress in the field of artificial intelligence but we have only scratched the surface of what it could be used for – or against. Dudu Mimran, Chief Technology Officer of the Deutsche Telekom Innovation Lab, Israel, explores the impact of AI on cyber security and how policy makers should react to this potentially unique technological revolution.
Recent Comments
The impact of the AI seems to be that the humans who create them, seem to not wish to face the "dark side" of being human. Our capacity to hate and destroy if not acknowledged will manifest in surprising ways. If the role of quantum entanglements are to be believed, simply the idea of a thing creates the thing. We need to support those developing AI and the codes to work on their on psyche so that it is not projected out into the technology they develop.
As Einstein is quoted as saying, " An idea never leaves its source"
Thanks for the comment Leslie. Indeed people create the technology and I think inevitably project themselves into their creations which most of the times serves as the source of value while on the flip side can be abused for harm doing.