MIT Sloan published an AI report backed by zero credible data or logic

MIT Sloan published an AI report backed by zero credible data or logic

MIT Sloan retracts paper linking most ransomware to AI after global experts condemn exaggerated claims and lack of credible evidence.

MIT Sloan Quietly Shelves A.I. Ransomware Study – Pixel Envy

Thomas Claburn, the Register: Do 80 percent of ransomware attacks really come from AI? MIT Sloan has now withdrawn a working paper that made that eyebrow-raising claim after criticism from security researcher Kevin Beaumont. Kevin Beaumont: The Generative AI craze started in 2022. It’s over 3 years in. If you ask any serious cyber incident response company what initial access vectors drive incidents, they all tell you the classics — credential…

Well, that is awkward - MIT Sloan forced to withdraw

MIT Sloan retracts paper linking most ransomware to AI after global experts condemn exaggerated claims and lack of credible evidence.