Hot Take How Businesses Can Get Ready for AI-Powered Security Threats

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Anxiety over an artificial intelligence tool called ChatGPT is spreading across a wide range of sectors, from education to business to cybersecurity circles. Numerous articles have shown ChatGPT's efficiency in creating phishing emails, as well as passing medical and business school tests. Its ability to write, speak, and answer queries across a wide range of subjects as competently as many humans do, as well as its ability to find vulnerabilities in computer systems, has raised legitimate concerns over how it may be used to create effective phishing campaigns on a large scale.

While today it's a toy, a parlor trick that people take out to show how much AI has improved, businesses and government institutions should be worried about what's going to happen in two to five years, as AI models continue to improve and bad actors take advantage of what it can do. Organizations need to take steps now to strengthen their cyber defenses, against both current threats and what's lurking around the corner.

How Businesses Can Get Ready for AI-Powered Security Threats

Organizations need to take steps now to strengthen their cyber defenses.

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ChatGPT is an AI tool that can create phishing emails and find vulnerabilities in computer systems. As AI models continue to improve, organizations need to strengthen their cybersecurity defenses against current and future threats. This includes taking steps such as implementing multi-factor authentication, regularly updating security software, and training employees on how to identify and respond to potential security threats.