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European warning on AI models' cyber risks prompts measures from Cypriot banks.

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The European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB) issued a warning regarding systemic cyber risks associated with advanced artificial intelligence models.
The warning, identified as ESRB/2026/3, highlights that these AI models could significantly change the landscape of cyber threats.
It emphasizes that the use of advanced AI may increase the speed, scale, and complexity of cyberattacks in the short and medium term.
The Central Bank of Cyprus is calling for measures from Cypriot banks to address these risks.
The warning comes as part of broader concerns about the implications of AI on cybersecurity.

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The European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB) has issued a warning about the systemic cyber risks associated with advanced artificial intelligence (AI) models, as detailed in their announcement ESRB/2026/3. This warning highlights concerns that these AI models could fundamentally alter the cyber threat landscape in both the short and medium term, increasing the speed, scale, and complexity of cyberattacks.

In response to these potential threats, the Central Bank of Cyprus has called for measures to be taken by local banks to address these risks. The bank's announcement emphasizes the need for preparedness in order to mitigate the dangers posed by these evolving technologies, which could lead to new and more sophisticated cyber vulnerabilities.

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