As major airports across Europe have been targeted in a cyber-attack that began on Saturday, an expert is warning that artificial intelligence may have played a key role in the breach.

The incident, which disrupted check-in and baggage systems at hubs including Dublin, London, Brussels and Berlin, left thousands of passengers stranded with canceled or delayed flights.

Christian Perry, CEO of Undetectable AI, AI detection experts, explained how AI is reshaping the way cyber-attacks unfold:

“Hackers aren’t just sitting in dark rooms typing away anymore. With AI, they can launch faster, smarter attacks that slip past traditional security systems. AI can be trained to find weaknesses in seconds, or even disguise itself to look like a human user, making it very hard to spot.

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