@Scott Graham have you tried reporting the video for sharing unlawful content? These types of videos are dangerous. It takes my session ~2 minutes to scrape 20 videos of this type and instantly integrate the teachings into a workflow that is ready to use on command. I think the truth here is that humanity is simply going to have to learn how to defend themselves and protect themselves from wrongdoer’s. Equivalent in learning how to effectively wield a sword and shield during the dawn of medieval times, etc. 🏰⚔️🛡️We need to start teaching this as mandatory classes in school, starting at grades as young as 6th grade. This should have been a mandatory requirement for education systems, yesterday. If at least 4 of 10 people are highly proficient in Cybersecurity (specifically AI tech) and 3 of 10 have the general understanding/exposure, that increases not only our ability to stay secure but also promotes increased cyber defence innovation, with 7/10 people educated in the minimum level of academia. I also believe that this should be one of any government’s top priorities, dedicating funding to this education campaign. Personally, I would not hire anyone that isn’t already, or wouldn’t be willing to become educated and proficient in AI Cybersecurity. The risks involved and the exposure of naivety is not merely a chance at this point in time, but a guarantee. The almost laughable fact about all of this is that in ~20, maybe 30 years MAX, quantum compute + AI systems will make any innovation or technology obsolete, and that goes both ways. It will be asymmetric to yin and yang ☯️ at a cosmic level, two opposite forces continuously pushing into the other, likely locked at a stand still with minor moves in either direction. It’s impossible to know for sure, but that’s what I feel will be most likely. Simply by following the Law of Correspondence, we can nod to this as being a reasonable assumption.