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None Искусственный интеллект глазами хакера

None Искусственный интеллект глазами хакера

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This book is a curated collection of the best articles from the legendary Hacker magazine, offering a deep dive into modern applications of artificial intelligence within information security. It explores methods for bypassing ChatGPT’s restrictions, using neural networks to write exploits, and finding vulnerabilities in code. Practical case studies cover the use of GPT-4 on bug bounty platforms, as well as techniques for extracting passwords via chatbots and QR codes. The book also provides recommendations for leveraging neural networks and the Llama language model to analyze and search for critical data in program code. A special focus is placed on generative AI, mapping its capabilities and detailing ways to enhance images using neural networks. This resource is invaluable for anyone looking to understand artificial intelligence through a hacker’s perspective.

Customer reviews

Mark O'Neill ★★★★★
Personally, The card clearly explains how the book covers AI applications in security from a hacker's angle. The description breaks down the topics well, making it easy to see what's inside. I appreciate the practical examples mentioned, like using GPT-4 for bug bounties. It's straightforward and gives a good sense of the book's value.
Sarah Chen ★★★★☆
After using it for a while, The card clearly explains how the book covers AI applications in security from a hacker's angle. The description breaks down the topics well, making it easy to see what's inside. I appreciate the practical examples mentioned, like using GPT-4 for bug bounties. It's straightforward and gives a good sense of the book's value.
Alex Turner ★★★★☆
The card clearly explains how the book covers AI applications in security from a hacker's angle. The description breaks down the topics well, making it easy to see what's inside. I appreciate the practical examples mentioned, like using GPT-4 for bug bounties. It's straightforward and gives a good sense of the book's value.