Artificial Intelligence and its use in cyber security

The Artificial Intelligence, according to a recent and interesting work, "Artificial Intelligence for Cybersecurity", realized with four hands by Matteo E. Bonfanti and Kevin Kohler, promises to change the panorama of cybersecurity in the coming years, and launches a warning to the various Governments, to seek and adopt adequate regulatory frameworks, in order to face the growing future cybernetic threats. Artificial Intelligence comes from a subset of machine learning, deep learning, which through layering of layers and artificial neurons, produces certain results. The applicability of the phenomenon, which extends to various areas, here, in this pamphlet, is analyzed in relation to cyber security, and the related security needs. The AI development community, has always had an open approach, at least in principle, and therefore has always been inclined to share, not only the results of the studies carried out, but also source codes, tutorials and data sets. The advent of "cloud computing" on demand has done the rest, making accessible, to many, a computational power, previously exclusive to States and government structures.