Mark Pesce is co-founder of Wisely AI, a Sydney consultancy with a core mission to "help organisations use AI safely and wisely." 

AI chatbots such as OpenAI ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot introduce new risks into any organisation incorporating these tools into their workflows. In this webinar, Mark explores five key risks associated with AI chatbots, and offers insights on how to mitigate those risks:

• Anthropomorphising AI chatbots: projecting human motivations onto their behaviour, thereby compromising ourselves.
• Training data vulnerabilities: Malicious data sets, scooped up in a 'crawl' of the Internet, together with data sets commercially protected by copyright, have made their way into all publicly available AI chatbots.
• Hallucinations: Erroneous and sometimes entirely fictional responses generated by AI chatbots — often as a response to vague or ambiguous instructions.
• Privacy, Data Security and Data Sovereignty: Potential inputs to chatbots need to be closely inspected and classified, so that personal, private, commercial sensitive or legally restricted data is never shared with a public service.
• Prompt attacks: Both 'prompt subversions' that can coax an AI chatbot into generating responses its creators have explicitly forbidden, and 'prompt injections' that can 'pervert' the goals of a chatbot, secretly turning it into an agent acting against the interests of its user.

This is a very practical webinar - filled with guidance in best-practices, designed to be immediately useful for any organisation working with AI chatbots.