“The analogy I use all the time is that AI is like a tireless intern, which is great, but you're not going to bet the company on the output of an intern.”

Just supercharged it, right? No, no longer do you look for clunky English that was oddly translated from whatever the mother tongue was. But no, all of a sudden you can take anything, run it through one of these large language models, say, clean up my English, make it flawless. And it was so.

…heavy-duty lifting of the work that defenders are doing every day in their organizations, I mean, people are using AI and their workflows now in all sorts of creative ways, but also you can't ignore its capabilities now, too. So what have you seen in the last few years as trends in that direction?

And on the attacker side, to me, AI has been like pouring gasoline on a fire in terms of just the volume that attackers have been able to pump out what they do, essentially, and the effectiveness and the way that they can iterate and the speed at which they can iterate. And we haven't even touched…

No.

And that's alarming.