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there are big concerns about AI as its
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use becomes more and more common in our
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everyday life and we need to be
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attentive to that what we need to be
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concerned about is how it's implemented
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and does the governments of the world do
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they have uh a good plan for laws
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policies governance and leadership in
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order to uh integrate these Technologies
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and sadly right now they absolutely do
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not Dr Hans mom is the author of 34
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research papers numerous books and is
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considered an expert in a diverse set of
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fields ranging from autonomous systems
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AI machine learning energy and
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disruptive Technologies and he's looked
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at the risks of AI as well as how to
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best manage it you have to be able to
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train Ai and when you train it you have
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to decide are you going to let the
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computer come up with the answer or are
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you going to give it the answer and show
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it how to do it the scary part is the
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training data is really where everything
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is most training data is not secure that
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data security is a big issue because it
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can be manipulated by anybody who gets
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into a computer system via a back door
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here is how it's done I'm not going to
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attack your computer systems name I'm
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simply going to go find out who is
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running your training data I am going to
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insert code into your training data and
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it is going to train the model wrong
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it's going to get the the wrong answer
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every time and then there is the
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internet of things all kinds of devices
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like appliances connected to the
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internet it is another area of
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vulnerability in 2013 target was hit
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with a data breach affecting 70 million
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people in a backdoor attack involving
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the Internet of Things the consequences
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of which are still being felt 12 years
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later it was one of the largest attacks
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in history and that was all because of a
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nest thermostat that was being used by a
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third party by one of their vendors that
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vendor had Direct access into Target
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systems the problem with data access is
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in the last 20 to 25 years all of our
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cyber security has been built around
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central processing but that matters less
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and less now because the state-ofthe-art
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has changed we don't have sensor
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processing anymore so almost all of our
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our cyber security stuff is actually
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broken and we're trying to fix it well
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now we're playing ketchup again do each
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of us have to become responsible for our
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own cyber security Now that now
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everything is so decentralized in the US
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we look and we say well the government
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should be responsible for everything no
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that doesn't work so we do have to be
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responsible for ourselves the question
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as to whether we're going to need to do
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that uh for each individual the answer
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is yes to do that you need to practice
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good cyber hygiene here are a couple of
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steps to start you off first of all
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update all of your passwords on a
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regular basis also keep software and all
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devices connected to the internet
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updated and finally you need to secure
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your Wi-Fi against Intruders working for
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you I'm the consumer guy Steve spria
