Attackers with no technical skills can now use AI models to find and exploit loopholes quickly, on a massive scale – and experts are worried, reports Matthew Sparkes A FLURRY of AI hacking stories has stoked fears that models may be escaping their makers’ control and posing a real risk to computers around the world. So far, none of these incidents has displayed skills beyond human sophistication, but they show that AI hackers can carry out attacks at lightning pace, upsetting the equilibrium of cybersecurity. There are also reports of accidental AI hacking out in the wild, showing that this isn’t a problem confined to prototypes in laboratories. …