Virtual Event | Emerging AI Capabilities and the Future of Cybersecurity

Recent advances in frontier artificial intelligence (AI) models have sparked intense interest in their potential to transform cyber offense and defense alike. How capable are today's AI systems at cyber-relevant tasks? Which emerging capabilities matter most? And as these systems continue to advance, what should defenders, policymakers, and industry do to prepare?

Join the Center for a New American Security on Monday, November 10 from 2:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. ET for an expert panel discussing these questions and more. The panel will feature:

• Andrew Lohn: Senior Fellow, Georgetown’s Center for Security and Emerging Technology (CSET), leading the CyberAI team; Visiting Scientist, MIT FutureTech; and previously the Director for Emerging Technology on the National Security Council Staff
• Chris Rohlf: Security Engineer, Meta; and Non-resident Research Fellow, CSET
• Caleb Withers: Research Associate for the Technology and National Security Program, CNAS

This event builds upon the new CNAS report Tipping the Scales: Emerging AI Capabilities and the Cyber Offense-Defense Balance, in which Caleb Withers analyzes the present impact of AI on cyber defense and offense and projects how future frontier AI capabilities could shape the offense-defense balance.

Live viewers will have the opportunity to ask questions during the event.

Featuring:

Andrew Lohn
Senior Fellow, Georgetown’s Center for Security and Emerging Technology (CSET)
Visiting Scientist, MIT FutureTech

Chris Rohlf
Security Engineer, Meta
Non-resident Research Fellow, CSET

Caleb Withers
Research Associate, Technology and National Security Program
Center for a New American Security

For registration questions, contact Jasmine Butler at [email protected]. For media inquiries, contact Charles Horn at [email protected].