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John Bambenek
John Bambenek's experiences with artificial intelligence began with an unlikely combination: an undergraduate degree in theoretical astrophysics and frustration with academic barriers. As a working professional and father of blended family of eleven, he pursuing a PhD in informatics while supervising data scientists, where he observed a crucial disconnect between theoretical models and practical applications. This insight led to his development of a groundbreaking tool for detecting criminal domain registrations, now widely used by security companies worldwide. With over two decades in cybersecurity,
John Bambenek brings both expertise and accessibility to complex technical topics. His work challenges popular AI narratives, focusing instead on how these technologies subtly reshape human behavior and decision-making in our increasingly automated world. He is the author of a new book on artificial intelligence called "Lies, Damn Lies, and AI".
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Cyberattack on ConnectWise believed to be nation-state threat actor
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AI's Dual Impact: Job Losses and New Opportunities
John notes AI is replacing entry-level workers but increasing headcount elsewhere. Healthcare faces less displacement due to liability issues, while tech sees engineers replaced by AI. He emphasizes the rising demand for specialists who can curate training data, stating, "individuals who can curate good training data...will be key and in high demand." -
Cybersecurity Insurance: Essential for MSPs to Secure Clients
John highlights that cybersecurity insurance is crucial for MSPs, as clients demand proof before contracts. Without it, MSPs risk losing business. He notes, "The lack of cybersecurity insurance will simply close the door on potential customers."
