[HIGHLIGHTS] Stéphane Duguin, former director of Cybercrime at Interpol: "Artificial intelligence has not changed the dynamics of crimes, but it has reinforced them"

Stéphane Duguin, former director of Cybercrime at Interpol: "Artificial intelligence has not changed the dynamics of crimes, but it has reinforced them" The current president of the NGO Cyber ​​Peace Institute assures that it is early to know how technological advances will affect electoral processes. "National security is important, but people are always more vulnerable than States" says Duguin.

Artificial intelligence is being used by the United States to detect targets in Iraq, Syria and Yemen. But also because of Donald Trump's electoral campaigns.