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AI Challenges & Risks: Security, Privacy, Bias & Ethics

AI has quickly become pervasive in all our lives. But, how can it impact us? Consider a couple of examples. Lensa is an app that takes real photos and uses AI to make art images from them. Millions have used it. Others are concerned about the related privacy and intellectual property rights problems it creates. Lensa uses a huge open-source collection of data to train its AI that contains than 5 billion publicly accessible images that it categorizes as “research.”

However, it not only includes copyrighted work, but also personal medical records and images, as well as disturbing images of violence and sexual abuse, many from police reports. This creates privacy, copyright and other intellectual property rights, legal and compliance concerns.

Another AI tool, ChatGPT, surpassed 100 million users early in 2023 and is creating a large and growing number of concerns about security, privacy, intellectual property and legal risks. Use of artificial intelligence (AI) is predicted to grow by more than 25% each year for the next five years and could contribute over $15 trillion to the global economy by 2030.

Many questions need to be answered about AI! Listen in to hear my conversation with Pamela Gupta about a wide range of AI issues.

• Who is ensuring the AI algorithms are secure? And accurate?
• What happens if someone’s private photos show up incorporated into an AI generated image?
• What are the privacy risks?
• What are the security risks?
• What are the ethical considerations for AI use?
• What are the dangers of biased AI?
• What are the “Essential Trusted AI Pillars”?

Pamela answers these and many more questions. See more about Pamela Gupta at https://www.outsecure.com/.

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ChatGPT-4 Security, Risks and Trust for Business Use

AI tools, such as ChatGPT-4, create “synthetic media” or otherwise generate content. Content that is based on unknown lineage on the Internet etc.

Companies across all industries and size from Morgan Stanley to Stripe are using ChatGPT-4.

In this session I will discuss what are the Security, Privacy and Ethical risks we have to be aware of and how to mitigate them so we can place Trust in the outcomes in such easily accessible tools;

Why that is important for anyone using this technology;

Pamela Gupta gave a presentation on BrghTalk – “Cybersecurity of AI: Essential Pillars to building AI systems securely”

AI Trust & Ethics

OutSecure President will be presenting on Securing Smart Cities and IoT Security in Atlanta, November 1st

OutSecure will sponsor NEACS 2019 on October 15th at Trumbull Marriott

OutSecure President will be presenting on Securing Smart Cities at Smart Cities Washington, October 1st

Pamela Gupta will present on CYbersecurity for Smart Cities

ISACA New York Metropolitan Chapter 2019 Spring Membership Meeting – Women in Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity in Daily Life – Saturday, March 30, 2019

Cybersecurity for Protecting Your Business Survival and Profitability – Saturday, March 30, 2019

OutSecure President, Pamela Gupta named one of the 2019 Connecticut Technology Council Women of Innovation® Finalist. These awards recognize Connecticut’s leading voices in the STEM fields.
Join us for Women of Innovation on Wednesday, March 27, at the Aqua Turf!

SAE World Congress WCX Kobo Center Detroit MI 2018

NEACS 2019

Webcast on Protect Your Company from the Internet of Things

OutSecure Sponsoring Executive Dialogue Series: Governance Building Company Resilience Capacity

NY DFS CyberSecurity Regulation Webcast

Pamela Gupta, President OutSecure to present at Prudential Towers at The Financial Services Industry Executive Roundtable March 23 2016, ORN

Pamela Gupta to present on SEC Cybersecurity Guidance in Washington D.C. May 16 2016

Pamela Gupta, President OutSecure chair NEACS 2016 October 7 2016

Pamela Gupta, President OutSecure Publicity Chair IEEE SecDev November 2016