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Computer Science > Artificial Intelligence

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By Nick Merrill, Ezra Karger
| arXiv
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Ph.D. Alum Nick Merrill and Emeritus Prof. Steve Weber Reflect on Cybersecurity Futures 2025 Scenarios

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By Nick Merrill, Steven Weber
| ischool.berkeley.edu
From World Economic Forum By Nick Merrill and Steven Weber In 2018, the UC Berkeley Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity (CLTC) partnered with CNA’s Institute for Public Research to develop scenariosexploring potential “cybersecurity futures” for 2025. Now that 2025 is here, we ask, how did we do? We conducted a detailed “postmortem” on our scenarios to understand which signals we correctly identified and those we missed, collecting those insights for lessons learned.
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Cybersecurity futures 2025: What the scenarios got right, and what we learned

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By Nick Merrill, Steven Weber
| World Economic Forum
In 2018, scenarios regarding the cybersecurity futures for 2025 were developed but how did those scenarios play out and what can we learn? Rapid and disruptive technological change had been correctly anticipated, with AI and semiconductors becoming key geopolitical assets. Omissions from the modelling where there is a profound effect include the impact of global talent movement on tech innovation and the evolution of ransomware.
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