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Artificial Intelligence Could Improve Critical Infrastructure Services, But It Comes with Risks

Wednesday, December 18, 2024
Artificial Intelligence Could Improve Critical Infrastructure Services, But It Comes with Risks

Artificial Intelligence Could Improve Critical Infrastructure Services, But It Comes with Risks

Artificial intelligence could be used to improve services and utilities we use every day—such as electricity, water, transportation, banking, and more. But AI could also make these systems more vulnerable to cyber threats. In a new report, we looked at what's being done at the federal level to monitor AI use and protect these systems from risks. GAO’s Dave Hinchman tells us more.
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Artificial Intelligence: DHS Needs to Improve Risk Assessment Guidance for Critical Infrastructure Sectors