Global World Council - Resilience of the Community Cyber Strategy 2030

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Global World Council - Resilience of the Community Cyber Strategy 2030

We wanted to know what would happen if we fed a machine learning model the text from various nations’ cyber security strategies from the last five years, and trained it to write a global cyber security strategy based on what it had read.
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Topics

  • Computer security

Categories

  • securing our connected future

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