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EPISODE · Nov 27, 2024 · 32 MIN

Unmasking AI Criminality: The New Threat Landscape | Craig T Gibson, Principal AI Researcher, DupeWise AI

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In this compelling episode, Craig T Gibson, Principal AI Researcher at DupeWise AI, delves into the dark intersection of artificial intelligence and criminality. He discusses how advancements in AI have empowered criminals to execute sophisticated phishing schemes and exploit human behavior, raising urgent questions about ethical AI governance and the regulatory challenges ahead. Gibson shares insights from his extensive experience in cybersecurity, emphasizing the need to rethink our approach to AI safety and ethics. 00:34- About Craig T Gibson Craig is the principal deceptive AI researcher and founder of DupeWise AI, a security company that experiences and does research to understand the evolution of the threat landscape and its future impacts on markets. He has been in cyber security his whole working life, since 1998, threat defense architect, security architect, information security architect, and normally based out of Toronto, Canada.

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