Security researcher weaponizes AI (Perplexity AI)

A lot of talk about the capabilities of AI right now. Many following cybersecurity think that AI can be weaponized for hacking. I think it is a yes and no. For malware, absolutely not. For hacking tools and social engineering? Yes, it can be done.

In this video, I demonstrate how a social engineer could manipulate AI to craft a phishing email. I use Perplexity AI for this demo which is programmed to have ethics. But it is still possible to bypass the ethics. You just have to give it legitimate questions.

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alias of Brian Bladen for privacy reasons. I am also paranoid
of being hacked!

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