ChatGPT, the dialogue-based AI chatbot capable of understanding natural human language, has become another icon in the disruptor ecosystem. Gaining over 1 million registered users in just 5 days, it has become the fastest growing tech platform ever. ChatGPT generates impressively detailed human-like written text and thoughtful prose, following a text input prompt. In addition, ChatGPT can write and hack code which is a potential major headache from an infosec point of view and has set the Web3 community on fire. Following the hype around ChatGPT, the race is now on between OpenAI's Chat GPT and Google's LaMDA to be the market leading NLP search tool for users and corporations moving forward.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is not "just around the corner" but here today and proceeding rapidly to change much about how we live and operate in a digital world. Like it or not ... it is here to stay! I got the following guest piece on the impacts of AI to cybersecurity and wanted to share it with you. One thing not mentioned in the piece is how AI will significantly reduce your workforce shortage of cybersecurity technicians. They will be needed, as is pointed out in the summary below, but not in the numbers they are projected to be needed in the coming years. Here's the piece -- which is a summary of an article by the author: Monica Oravcova, COO and co-founder of cybersecurity firm Naoris Protocol, on how AI affects cybersecurity.