As we hit the two-year anniversary of the release of ChatGPT, we see that businesses across all sectors have started adopting generative AI tools to create content of all kinds. But many are discovering that these tools have capabilities that go far beyond writing blog posts or creating stunning images. These tools can think, ideate, and offer advice and recommendations for a wide range of business issues based on analysis of massive amounts of data. The opportunities are limitless and have applications in the world of cybersecurity. For instance, can AI think and plot like a hacker? Does it possess…
Author: Perry Carpenter
Perry Carpenter
Perry Carpenter is a multi-award-winning author, podcaster, and speaker, with over two decades in cybersecurity focusing on how cybercriminals exploit human behavior. As the Chief Human Risk Management Strategist at KnowBe4, Perry helps build robust human-centric defenses against social engineering-based threats.
