AI Convergence in Critical Infrastructure, Healthcare, and Financial Services
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What happens when one AI failure doesn't stay contained?
The next major AI incident will not stop at the point of impact. It will move through the systems your organization depends on - and the systems society depends on even more.
This book examines AI risk across three sectors that cannot afford to fail: critical infrastructure, where digital failure becomes physical consequence; healthcare, where optimization errors become patient harm; and financial services, where machine-speed confidence becomes systemic shock.
As AI systems absorb more decision-making and connect previously separate functions, the line between local failure and systemic consequence begins to disappear. This is a warning about what happens when speed, automation, and dependency combine before governance and resilience catch up.
For CISOs, risk leaders, regulators, and executives responsible for environments that cannot afford a cascading breakdown.
AI convergence doesn't fail in place. It cascades.
PETER JOHNSON is the author of more than 30 books, mainly about Welsh and narrow-gauge railways. His association with the Ffestiniog Railway, as editor of the Ffestiniog Railway Society’s quarterly magazine (1974-2003), as a director of the Ffestiniog Railway Society (1992-2003) and in drafting the company’s Welsh Highland Railway Transport & Works Order, and as the compiler of a narrow-gauge railway news column for one of the mainstream British railway magazines since 1995, has put him in a good position to compile this story of the Welsh Highland Railway’s history and its revival, his third title for Pen & Sword Transport.
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