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Artificial intelligence (AI), particularly large language models (LLMs) like GPT, has been the focus of discussions at the recent Black Hat and Def Con conferences in Las Vegas. However, experts are divided on how AI will impact the security posture of companies, from protecting internal data to developing applications.ăăMaria Markstedter, an Arm reverse engineer and exploitation expert, paraphrased OpenAI CEO Sam Altmanâs statement that âAI will most likely lead to the end of the world, but in the meantime, thereâll be great companies.â Markstedter, during her keynote speech at Black Hat, recommended the motto âMove fast, break shit,â emphasizing that products often initially lack security functions and companies have to be forced to invest in security.ăăGenerative AI and multimodal AIăăGenerative AI, which currently focuses on text, is evolving into multimodal AI, capable of handling chat, live video responses, sentiment analysis, and even body language interpretation, according to Markstedter. She stressed the importance of maintaining anonymity in these systems and rethinking data security.ăăEpekto sa SeguridadăăThe impact of AI on security is still uncertain. Markstedter pointed out that AI is already affecting data security, as evidenced by employees copying data into black box AI chatbots. However, the broader implications for security remain
