Taking into account the fact that artificial intelligence can expand the capabilities of humanity, accelerate the speed of data analysis several times, and help people reach correct and accurate conclusions in the decision-making process, it can improve data security or, on the contrary, target propaganda and fake news. Collecting information, taking very little responsibility, and taking into account the fact that social networks can expand the speed and extent of dissemination of information simultaneously in two opposite directions, AI can both strengthen cyber security or create new types of threats to it.

“Information technology security”, “electronic information security”, fake news

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