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Hi, my name's Brannon Karpf.

I'm one of the staff here at N2K networks and cyberwire.

Lately in our community there has been a lot of conversation about chat gPT or gPT 3.

The fact that it seems to be almost a better resource than even Google or

potentially Wikipedia, the fact that people are using it to write articles to

write code to take tests.

However, there are also concerns such as the veracity or validity of the information that

provides the fact that it says things with such confidence without giving

sources and without giving reason for those conclusions.

Regardless of the negatives, the fact of the matter is that this is a powerful tool and we at the cyberwire

wanted to experiment to push the boundaries to see what it could do. Now how

we're going to do that is I'm going to interview the AI. We're going to see what it knows about

our industry, the cyber security industry. We're going to test its knowledge. At the end we're going

to evaluate how did it do? Is this a potential tool that we could use within our

industry that provides actual value and potentially helps us improve the

cyber security posture of our organizations and systems. So what it's

we've done is we've assigned a voice to this AI.

We did that by first asking the AI what its voice would sound like.

It told me that its voice would sound like.

It told me that its voice should be clear, easy to understand, and effective at communicating.

And so from a service that you could input text and receive a voice as an output.

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