The article discusses the significant implications of machine learning innovations on cybersecurity, particularly regarding the manipulation of data and facts. It emphasizes the necessity of integrating ethical training in cybersecurity education, as the rapid deployment of individuals in the field may lead to both beneficial and harmful outcomes based on personal morality. This duality highlights the critical need for a framework that addresses the ethical responsibilities associated with cybersecurity skills.

1. atleast 150 words each question with 2 refs:
1)
After reading the article "Artificial Intelligence and Its Impact
on Cyber Security," what do you believe are the implications of
"innovation and machine learning and the threat of
'modification of facts' to cyber security"?
2)in this frenetic climate, we tend to focus on developing
individuals' cybersecurity knowledge and talent and putting
them on the front line as quickly as possible. In the mad rush,
we often forget to consider how new recruits could potentially
abuse these abilities on the job or in the wild. Lacking context
on cybersecurity ethics, individuals must defer to their
personal moral compass. How does this lead to good decisions
as often as it leads to mistakes?