We are entering the first era in which both attack and defense operate beyond human speed.
Artificial Intelligence is no longer just a tool for efficiency or a future risk, it has become an active actor in cyber conflict, capable of learning, adapting, and acting autonomously.
AI vs. AI explores this critical transition from reactive cybersecurity built on alerts and playbooks, to a new paradigm in which autonomous systems confront another autonomous systems, continuously and at machine speed.
This is not a technical manual nor a product‑centric guide. It is a strategic work about choice:
A true digital immune system.
Through real‑world cases (e.g., Claude Mythos case), emerging architectures, and the dilemma of dual‑use technology, the book examines why the defender’s historical advantage has vanished, why humans can no longer be operational bottlenecks, and why autonomy without a Constitution of Defense becomes systemic risk.
At its core, the book advances a clear thesis:
In a world where machines attack, defense can only survive as a governed symbiosis between humans and AI.
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