Does restricting AI cybersecurity tools make networks safer?
Not according to the cybersecurity experts cited in reporting. They warn that pulling powerful defensive AI tools out of circulation leaves network defenders under-equipped, while offering little practical barrier to determined attackers who already operate well outside U.S. export jurisdiction anyway.
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