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Hi, I'm R.

Hi, I'm Ryan Levy.

Welcome to Cyber reasons Malicious Life. In our previous episode is Generative AI dangerous. We discussed

several potential malicious uses of Generative AI, mostly large

language models such as Cheechipiti and Bard.

From the relatively straightforward use of LLMs to create fishing emails and write

malware at scale to more futuristic ideas, like breaking up a

malware into a million tiny pieces and then embedding these pieces into the

actual neural network parameters only to be automatically extracted and run on the victim's machine

when the right keyword is detected. In this episode then we'll turn our attention to the other side of the equation, preventing and defending

against the potential cyber threats of AI. eye.

In February, social media analysts from the company Grafica came across a short news clip.

There was something strange, uncanny about it, not just the stock

music or the unknown media brand Wolf News. The presenter's lips seemed to be

ill-sinked with her speech.

Initially, the analysts wondered if it was just a low-budget production with a paid actor.

But as they scrolled, they found other videos with another equally attractive

news anchor and that same uncanny quality. They ran a reverse image search and it only got weirder. Random marketing videos from

around the web by a freight company for example and a firm that handles last

wills and testaments were using the Wolf News anchors,

including companies halfway across the planet. It soon became evident that all

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