As AI-powered threat detection and response continue to mature, we're entering a new era of cybersecurity where machines are no longer merely assisting humans, but essentially augmenting their decision-making processes. However, I'd like to pose a pressing question to the AI and cybersecurity community:
Would the widespread adoption of Autonomous Incident Response (AIR) systems inevitably lead to a shift in the fundamental concept of 'incident' itself, thus altering the way we perceive and manage cybersecurity risk? In other words, would the reliance on AI-driven decision-making in real-time compromise our ability to define and identify the very anomalies we're trying to mitigate, effectively changing the rules of the game in the cat-and-mouse battle between defenders and attackers?
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