AI Capability Is Becoming Tied to National Cybersecurity Strategy
moniquejmorrow · x · 2026-07-27
The author points out that AI models are already being used to scan critical infrastructure systems, making access to them far more than a commercial question—it's now a matter of national defense.
Consequently, future leaders must understand not only what these systems can do, but also who controls access and under what conditions. The decisions being made today will fundamentally shape whether nations can build strong defenses independently or will be left relying on others.
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