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In the rush to build AI apps, please, please don't leave security behind

Sunday March 17, 2024. 12:04 PM , from TheRegister
Supply-chain attacks are definitely possible and could lead to data theft, system hijacking, and more
Feature While in a rush to understand, build, and ship AI products, developers and data scientists are being urged to be mindful of security and not fall prey to supply-chain attacks.…
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