Ahropic, a pioneer in the field of artificial ielligence, has announced that artificial ielligence -based virtual employees will eer the workplaces next year.
These virtual employees will have more autonomy than curre artificial ielligence tools with features such as independe memory, specific organizational roles and dedicated accous, according to Jason Clion, chief of information security.
However, the presence of these new ages requires a review of the cyber security strategies of organizations to preve possible dangers such as security violations.
Referring to the security challenges arising from the technology, Clion has emphasized the need for extensive investme in protecting virtual employees.
These challenges include safe manageme accou manageme, determining the right access level, and monitoring the performance of these factors.
In this regard, ahropic performs extensive tests on its artificial ielligence models such as Claude to resist from cyber attacks and reduce possible abuse.
Also, cyber security companies such as “OKTA” have offered products to manage and protect these “inhumane ideities” to provide greater transparency and security in this area.
