AI in Cybersecurity

All right.

Well, this has been such an interesting week in AI and a couple of weeks in AI particularly.

especially with the announcements of the Super Intelligence Force.

This is a task force that's being co-led by the Director of National Intelligence, Jay Clayton, FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson, and the Undersecretary of Research and Engineering, Emile Michael, and the OPM Director, Scott Cooper.

So this initiative, it comes after a huge meeting that was held with industry leaders from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, NVIDIA, SpaceX, AI, And they all agreed to this whole new safety standards that they're going to be checking in on themselves.

And I think it's interesting to see because we have been reading reports how AI is evolving too fast.

And I think that this is an interesting development and the fact that it's called the super intelligence force.

I mean, we're continuously using the term AI because it is artificial intelligence, but This is, you know, it sounds like something out of a movie, but it is hilarious.

And I think that it's due because at the end of the day, you know, we don't want any Terminator situations on our hands, but it'll see what happens when, you know, these AIs are self-teaching.

So we'll see.

Yeah, you know, it's been an interesting couple of weeks, I think, with how all of this is evolving.

And, you know, Sam Altman came out saying that, you know, you got to take some risks, right, to get the benefits of AI.

But I also hope everyone checks out the Tuesday edition of AI Impact Smart Brief, where the intro talks about an article written for us by CompTIA's James Stanger, and he's talking about the redefining AI as authentic intelligence.

So instead of super intelligent, intelligence.

It's authentic intelligence, and it really talks about putting human in the loop and kind of advancing it that way where we're working in partnership.

So I think it's kind of two interesting sides of the coin.

Yeah, I kind of like that authentic intelligence.

It's an interesting viewpoint.

I mean, as throughout the weeks that we've been speaking, at the end of everything, everybody has said there has to be the human involvement.

So I feel like that's probably the most interesting way of putting it and adding in everything that everyone has been speaking about having human first.

So what's your honorable mention this week? What else have you seen in the news?

Yeah.

So one of the things I thought was pretty interesting is Google is testing AI chips in space, is partnering with SpaceX.

And the goal is to see how the chips perform and kind of their life cycle.

And it's another idea of putting data centers, you know, where to put data centers in space.