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This Sunday morning, Google researchers confirm a significant first: hackers have used AI to create a "zero-day exploit." Both AOL.com and the Google Threat Intelligence Group report this marks the first time AI has developed a software vulnerability unknown to developers, preventing a fix. The exploit was discovered proactively, likely averting a mass attack. Meanwhile, Check Point Software Technologies is drawing investor attention. AD HOC NEWS reports its stock shows solid momentum following strong first-quarter 2026 results, driven by demand for its Infinity platform and cloud security offerings. The company is sharpening its focus on AI-driven threat prevention. Similarly, simplywall.st notes Fortinet's stock surged over 54% in the last 30 days, partly due to an expanded partnership with NVIDIA. This collaboration aims to accelerate Fortinet's FortiAIGate AI security solution, using NVIDIA's platforms to protect AI workloads and data. In other AI security developments, Autodesk has partnered with Permiso Security to enhance its AI security, focusing on AI agent monitoring tools to protect customer data, according to simplywall.st. Alpha Vision is also launching a new AI-powered surveillance platform for retail and logistics, transforming existing CCTV into an intelligent ecosystem for security and incident management, Wilayah.com.my reports. What nobody expected is the UK's move towards an AI "kill switch." Crypto Briefing reveals a new cybersecurity bill proposes giving the Technology Secretary power to shut down advanced AI systems during national security emergencies. This could impact automated trading systems and algorithmic strategies in digital assets. This means the landscape of cybersecurity is rapidly changing, with both protective and destructive AI capabilities evolving quickly. Your digital interactions, from online shopping to financial transactions, are now at the forefront of this AI security battle.