With damage related to cybercrime projected to hit $6 trillion annually by 2021, enterprises are putting more emphasis than ever on securing their digital and organizational assets. While rudimentary machine learning has played a role in cyber threats for some years, today there's talk of the looming threat of malicious AI: AI-powered cyber-attacks capable of causing massive damage worldwide without the involvement of human operators. To better understand the threats and opportunities presented by AI in the cyber security space, we went to the AI Summit San Francisco to catch up with Justin Fier, director of cyber intelligence and analytics at Darktrace – the company putting AI to work on cyber defense. Justin's background is in the US intelligence community, and today works with Darktrace's global customers on threat analysis, defensive cyber operations, IoT security, and machine learning. What are the key takeaways from your AI Summit keynote?

Ahead of this year's AI Summit London, part of London Tech Week, we invited three Enterprise AI experts to join us for the London Tech Week Digital Series, to discuss responsible AI for business. This webinar is moderated by Aditya Kaul, Research Director at Tractica, who has 12 years' experience in technology market research with a primary focus on artificial intelligence & robotics. Joining Aditya is Ivana Bartoletti, Founder of the Women Leading in AI Network, and Udai Chilamkurthi, Lead Architect for Retail & Logistics at one of the UK's largest supermarket chains, Sainsbury's. In this on-demand webinar, you'll learn how your business can build an ethical framework for responsible AI & unlock the full potential of AI & Machine Learning to transform your enterprise. By accessing this free on-demand webinar by the AI Summit, you'll automatically receive a 20% discount to the upcoming AI Summit San Francisco (Palace of Fine Arts, 25 - 26 September 2019).