In this special Black Hat episode, Andrew Lohn and Micah Musser explain “Disinformation At Scale: Using GPT-3 Maliciously for Information Operations” - the double-edged sword of large language models.

What are the dangers of deep fakes? How is it related to cyber and cognitive psychology? Dr. Canham explains Deepfake Social Engineering: Creating a Framework for Synthetic Media Social Engineering.

Scott Kominers is the Associate Professor of Business Administration in Entrepreneurial Management at Harvard Business School. His love for math started with a research project on quadratic form representation theory.

Inspiration for a project can come from anywhere. For Krithik, a game of Just Dance and love for Grey’s Anatomy emerged into a project which won the top award at ISEF 2019 out of millions worldwide.

The Cryptocurrency Village at DEF CON 29 will explore blockchain technologies, the regulatory landscape, and the general cryptocurrency ecosystem — the intersection of cryptocurrency and cybersecurity.

16-year-old startup engineer, Calix Huang, has sold 2 EdTech companies, scaled to 20k users in 6 months, and underwent a 6-figure acquisition. Here’s his story on how he did it.

What do Elon Musk, dinosaur-shaped Arduinos, and the largest network of HS coders have in common? Zach Latta brings us through his journey dropping out and moving to SF at 16 to founding Hack Club.

Engineering, automation, and… chaos monkeys? 🤔🙊Amy Smidutz, Director of Delivery Engineering at Netflix, explains how breaking things during production helps increase resilience to failure.

This is a journey into the infinite possibilities of human ingenuity and space exploration. The future of human and robotics collaboration.

At 16 years old, Avi Schiffmann built the very first and most popular website for COVID-19 with 30 million daily visitors at its peak. Listen along to his incredible backstory and what's coming next.