Conan O'Brien stars in Adaptive Security's 15-part AI cybersecurity training series
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Corbin Bolies
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Summary
Cybersecurity AI firm Adaptive Security has enlisted comedian Conan O'Brien to star in a 15-part training series designed to educate customers about AI-related cyber threats. The series, filmed in Los Angeles with scripts co-written by O'Brien's Team Coco staff, covers topics including deepfakes, voice cloning, impersonations, phishing, and physical safety in the AI age.
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· 3 pulledIf you're going to train people on how to recognize AI-generated deepfakes, who better to recruit than the deepfake pioneer himself, Conan O'Brien?
That's what the cybersecurity AI firm Adaptive Security did, enlisting the Emmy-winning comedian to star in a 15-part training series for its customers exploring the various cyber threats emerging in the AI age
The series was filmed this spring in Los Angeles, with scripts co-written by staffers at O'Brien's production company Team Coco
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