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It depends what they mean by AI. Heuristic intrusion detection is a thing already, and some forms of it could be considered AI. So some versions of AI could be useful tools in a bigger toolbox. But if this is just "plug in an LLM and ask it to tell you when you're being hacked" that would be dumb. And telling everyone "Use AI!" is so vague as to be useless - effectively just marketing for the techbros.