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AI presents both significant prospects and challenges for cyber security, offering enhanced threat detection and automation, but also raising concerns about bias, privacy, and the potential for AI-driven attacks. The paper underscores the remarkable potential of AI to improve our defences against emerging cyber security threats. It highlights the growing importance of addressing ethical and legal issues in the evolving technological environment. Finally, the article offers a comprehensive summary and valuable insight into the future prospects of AI in the realm of cyber security, confirming its crucial role in shaping the security landscape in the digital era. Cyber attacks are more common and wide spread than physical attacks on computers, therefore discussions on computer security centre on network security and gradually delved into other specific areas. In the early stages of cyber attacks, hacking was relatively easy and uncomplicated. However, as technology advanced hacking became more progressive and frequent, more complex and harder to resolve. This paper will look at common applications of AI security and its limitations as it affects 5 key areas; Scam emails, spam emails, long con emails, romance scams and DOS attacks on computers. This paper suggests that AI has the potential to significantly enhance the efficiency of security measures.