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Eight US marines evade AI security cameras
The U.S. Army previously put AI security cameras to the test using a squad of Marines to build the algorithms and evade detection. The evasion tactics are well worth reading!
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New U.S.-EU Artificial Intelligence Collaboration
The US and EU joined forces to advance AI research and privacy-protecting tech through an expert-filled administrative arrangement. This increases the scope of previous efforts, with focus areas:
- extreme weather and climate forecasting
- emergency response management
- health and medicine improvements
- electric grid optimisation
- agriculture optimisation
No direct cyber call out, but protecting AI decision-making from attack will quickly become a thematic issue.
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Enrich SOC tickets with remediation plans generated by AI
Orca Security has integrated OpenAI's GPT3 API into its SOC (Security Operations Centre) platform. The process takes a security alert and uses AI to generate a remediation plan through natural language generation.
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ChatGPT passes Wharton MBA in Operations Management
If you read one thing week on AI, read the white paper. My favourite quote, proposing how educators should respond: "curriculum design focusing on collaboration between human and AI, opportunities to simulate real world decision making processes, the need to teach creative problem solving, improved teaching productivity".
How soon until employees cheat internal Computer Based Training with ChatGPT?
Should education providers switch to “longer-form reports rather than resorting to in-house exam based testing where good use of AI technologies could actually be show-cased.”
How is your/your kids school/college/university reacting to ChatGPT? Hit reply and let me know.
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ActGPT: Chatbot Converts Human Browsing Cues into Browser Actions
How fast can an AI file FOIA requests? Perhaps not the best example as FOIAs can be filed with a tweet to the data controller….
It's an easy prediction that AI will automate the web for the masses: "Hey Siri, login to my primary bank account and transfer X to Emma".
Headless browsing in secure sandboxes will be a growth area.
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AI Content Publishing Lacked Transparency: CNET Editor-in-Chief Defends Quiet Approach
There is an obvious need to standardise content labelling, both for human and machine consumption.
What appears simple on the surface quickly gets complicated.
- Is it AI generated?
- Is it AI generated + human edited?
- Is it a mix - some paragraphs one way, some another?
- How about that image?
- Plus, do we need to denote the heritage of the training set?
- What about bias - do we need to mark whether content was generated from a training set that was unbiased?
- And what does that really mean?
- What about business application code generated by AI that makes decisions in sensitive areas?
Watch this topic hot up fast, struggle with complexity...and get politicised.
Companies embracing AI for content will find themselves compelled to establish policies in how they mark AI output. I believe this one example is just the tip of a very big iceberg.
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