Prove CEO Rodger Desai on Fast Company | Raising the Alarm: Artificial Intelligence Has a Digital Identity Problem
In my recent article for Fast Company, I delve into a pressing issue that demands immediate attention: the digital identity problem of artificial intelligence (AI). As AI rapidly integrates into our everyday lives, it is paramount that we establish a robust framework for AI's digital identity. Failure to act and reliance on legacy technology could grant fraudsters unprecedented power, undermining the potential of this extraordinary technology. Read the full article to understand the urgency of securing AI's digital identity before it's too late.
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