Akanksha Chauhan

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Akanksha Chauhan is a researcher at the forefront of cybersecurity and artificial intelligence, exploring the dual-edged nature of emerging technologies. Her work critically examines how AI can be weaponized in cybercrime and its profound implications for national security. In her most-cited paper, "Role of AI in Cyber Crime and Hampering National Security" (2022), Chauhan dissects the vulnerabilities that advanced AI systems introduce, from automated hacking to sophisticated disinformation campaigns, offering a framework for understanding and mitigating these threats. While her citation count is still growing, this foundational study has already sparked important conversations among security professionals and policymakers. Chauhan’s research is particularly timely, as nations grapple with the ethical and practical challenges of AI-driven attacks. By bridging technical analysis with policy considerations, she provides a critical lens for students and researchers seeking to navigate the complex landscape where artificial intelligence meets global security. Her work serves as a vital resource for those aiming to build resilient defenses in an increasingly automated world.