The rise of artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies has brought significant advancements in various fields. One such development is the creation of conversational AI systems like ChatGPT, which has the potential to revolutionize the way people communicate with computers. However, as with any new technology, it also poses significant risks to cybersecurity.
Several experts have raised concerns about the potential vulnerabilities of ChatGPT. In an article published in Harvard Business Review, the authors argue that ChatGPT could become a significant risk to cybersecurity as it can learn and replicate human behavior, including social engineering tactics used by cybercriminals. This makes it challenging to distinguish between a human and a bot, and thus, ChatGPT can be used to launch sophisticated phishing attacks or malware infections.
Similarly, a report by Ramaon Healthcare highlights the concerns about the security of ChatGPT systems in the healthcare industry. The report suggests that ChatGPT can be used to collect sensitive data from patients, including their medical history, which can be exploited by cybercriminals. Furthermore, ChatGPT can be used to impersonate healthcare professionals and disseminate misinformation, leading to significant harm to patients.
Another report by Analytics Insight highlights the risks and rewards of using ChatGPT in cyberse
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