Subj : Re: Gemini being misued t
To   : AARON THOMAS
From : Mike Powell
Date : Mon Feb 03 2025 09:11:00

>  MP> Ever since ChatGPT was first published, security researchers have been
>  MP> warning about the abuse in cybercrime. Before GenAI, the best way to spot
>  MP> phishing attacks was to look for spelling and grammar errors, and
>  MP> inconsistent wording. Now, with AI doing the writing and the editing, the
>  MP> method practically no longer works, and security pros are turning to new
>  MP> approaches.

> I didn't follow the link, but I suspect that there's no mention of shutting it
> down or "what Google is going to do to stop the misuse."

If it was not in the article posted here, I doubt it was mentioned on the
link, either.  I am sure they will try "something" to make it more
difficult but, at the end of the day, they don't want to lose their place
on the AI train so they won't do anything to jeopardize that.


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