Cybersecurity expert explains how to spot unsafe AI websites [Video]

COLORADO SPRINGS — Artificial intelligence is changing the way we work, and the expansion is becoming more evident through niche websites.

Certain websites are capable of generating specific content such as event fliers, books, and even drafting health insurance appeals.
Experts say artificial intelligence has been around since the 1950s, but it started advancing rapidly in the past ten years.

“Eventually, AI will surpass human ability to do decision-making because it can look at so much more, so much faster,” said Pikes Peak State College Department Chair of Cybersecurity and Computer Networking Nathan Roskop.

However, the advancements are not without their own challenges and potential pitfalls.

“AI is not to be feared of in itself,” Roskop said. “But because it can do things so much faster than humans can even think or blink, it allows bad people to take advantage of those things and find ways to take good technology …