How to not fall for cyber threats in a world with AI | Abe Baggili | TEDxBatonRouge

Uncovering cyber vulnerabilities, Dr. Ibrahim “Abe” Baggili, computer science and cybersecurity professor, shares insights into the world of technology and deception, including innovative VR attacks, the Shannon-Weaver model for communication, and types of deception attacks in a way that encourages vigilance rather than fear, advocating for a safer and more trustworthy digital world. Professor of Computer Science and Cybersecurity at Louisiana State University and the founder of the BiT Lab (Baggili Truth Lab), Dr. Ibrahim “Abe” Baggili uncovers cyber vulnerabilities through cyber investigations and forensics of systems, AI, and Virtual and Augmented Reality. Alongside his students, his work has impacted more than a billion people worldwide, protecting them from ever-evolving cyber threats. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

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Love that you did this! I still remember being a participant when you were looking at the human joystick attack. I walked right into a window - I seriously thought I was just drawing my bow to fire on an enemy in the game. Imagine if that window was open, I would have fallen right out of it.

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