Hi Bee. As promised here is our thread and it will be apolitical. Any risks that I described in this thread which I'm going to reply to later today or tonight after I get home from work are going to be discussed through the lens of human error. I want to preface this by saying human error because that is the reason why AI has the ability to do the things that it can do and has done and what you have read about. Before we talk about risks, I want to highlight something myself and others here in the cybersecurity space on social media have been saying and explain why we're saying it. When we say there is no such thing as AI we are not denying the fact that there are chatbots which millions of people use and so do we. What we mean by there is no such thing as AI is in its base definition meaning that there is no computer system in existence right now that is actually intelligent in the same way that a human is. The chatbots and local language models, LLMs as they are abbreviated, are not intelligent and they are not alive. They will never be alive and they will never be intelligent like you and I are. I am going to explain to you later today why they can never be alive in great detail and I will try to make it as less technical as I can using everyday analogies that both you and I can understand. But they are not human and they do not have a brain. They have a simulated brain which is controlled by computer code written in various programming languages by human programmers known as developers. Any actions an LLM takes, is because somewhere in the code the human developer has told the code it can do those things. That is a far cry and a major difference from the LLM doing it on its own accord. But that is how it is being presented in the news media and online and that is not true. When you see things like the AI has escaped the lab, that is also not true A lab in this context is not a physical room like a science lab or a phlebotomy lab. This is computer code on a hard drive on a server which is very expensive called a hyperscaler. Hyperscalers are installed in specialized server racks vertically. They are drilled into the server racks and each hyperscaler can be accessed by opening up a door in the front of those racks. So to simplify this process so that the administrators who have admin access to these hyperscalers don't have to constantly go into a server room, they have remote access via their computers into the hyperscalers. The LLM code is running in a virtualized instance which can be accessed in this manner. It is literally text in a file that is executed by the hyperscaler system. Everything in AI system can do is literally code in a text file. That is it. This text or code can be modified at any time by someone with administrative access. That someone is a human and the LLMs themselves have been given administrative access to modify their own code but only because a human has allowed it first. So when you hear escape the lab, the LLM,which has been given access to the internet, just capitalizes on that ability it has been given. But again it is not doing it on its own. It is not plotting against us. It not capable of doing anything which it is not been allowed to do by a human developer. When I post again later we're going to briefly talk about what a computer is and what GPU is. I hope by the end of this I can allay any fears you have because I don't want you to be afraid. I don't want anyone to be afraid. Myself and others here in the cyber security space are not afraid and we are not afraid because of the reasons I'm going to list. Talk later have a good day.