ZDNET's key takeawaysCrowdStrike warns AI is both a target and a weapon. AI: The new weapon and target"AI is not just the tool or weapon that is being used, but it is also the attack surface," Adam Meyers, head of threat intel at CrowdStrike, commented. LLMJacking: LLMJacking occurs when a threat actor gains access to keys or credentials used to access a company's AI models. Meyers said these creations are becoming more bespoke, with custom tools generated by AI and LLMs to manage different defense scenarios. According to CrowdStrike, response times are going to become shorter and shorter -- no doubt due in part to the weaponization of AI.