Tortora Brayda Institute for AI & Cybersecurity

Join Member Leader Carlo Tortora Brayda di Belvedere and two former White House cybersecurity advisors for an engaging and thought-provoking panel discussion. Thursday January 16th at 12PM ET | https://hubs.li/Q02_tXbK0 #Cybersecurity #CybersecurityPolicy #DigitalEvolution

🎉 Congratulations to the AI for Good Innovation Factory Baltics Winners! 🎉 On December 6th, at theIntelligent Space in Riga, we witnessed an inspiring showcase of AI innovation from the Baltic region. Startups from Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia presented cutting-edge solutions addressing the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). We are thrilled to announce the winners: 🏆 1st Place: Diawiser: voice-based glucose monitoring (Lithuania) Their innovative solution earned them a ticket to the AI for Good Global Summit 2025 in Geneva, where they will represent the Baltic region on the global stage! 🥈 2nd Place: Neurosalience (Estonia) 🥉 3rd Place: Elnora AI (Estonia) 💡 theIntelligent VC Choice Award was given to Ascent Lumina (Latvia), granting them access to coworking spaces at theIntelligent Space and mentoring sessions with Andrei Doktorov, CEO of theIntelligent VC. A huge thank you to our esteemed jury for their expertise and guidance: Michael Thiessmeier, MBA, MSc – National AI and Cybersecurity Information Sharing and Analysis Organization, Chairman of AI for Good Innovation Factory Baltics Andrei Doktoroff – theIntelligent VC Raivis Bremšmits – Ekonomikas ministrija/ Ministry of Economics, Republic of Latvia Ieva Treija – labsoflatvia.com, Finday Kriss Pujats – Gravity Team Sergey Jakimov – LongeVC Special thanks to our sponsors and partners: theIntelligent VC, Gravity Team, National AI and Cybersecurity Information Sharing and Analysis Organization, Tortora Brayda Institute for AI & Cybersecurity, HackTribe, Commercialization Reactor and Ekonomikas ministrija/ Ministry of Economics. 👏 Congratulations to all the finalists for their incredible efforts and innovations: Elnora AI, Diawiser, Neurosalience, Orbit8, and Viseven. Let’s celebrate the power of AI in creating a better, more sustainable future! 🌍✨ 👉 Watch the event recording here: https://lnkd.in/dYqc_3uX #AIforGood #InnovationFactoryBaltics #Startups #Sustainability #AIInnovation

The Cyber Eagle Project: National Security, AI, and the 4th Industrial Revolution Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the landscape of national security and defense, offering unprecedented capabilities in areas such as intelligence gathering, threat detection, and cybersecurity. However, this technological revolution also presents significant challenges, as the same AI that enhances security measures can also be exploited to undermine them. This panel will explore the dual-edged nature of AI in the realm of national security, discussing its role in enhancing defense strategies and its potential to introduce new vulnerabilities. By examining both the opportunities and risks associated with AI, the panel will provide a comprehensive overview of how governments can harness its power while mitigating the associated threats. Key Takeaways: 1. AI’s Role in National Security: Understanding how AI is being integrated into defense strategies, including its applications in surveillance, predictive analytics, and autonomous systems. 2. Enhanced Threat Detection: Exploration of how AI improves threat detection capabilities, including its ability to analyze vast amounts of data and identify patterns that may indicate potential security threats. 3. Cybersecurity Challenges and the Threat to Human Safety: Discussion on the cybersecurity risks posed by AI, including the potential for adversarial attacks, AI-driven cyberattacks, and the risks of AI system manipulation. 4. Defensive and Offensive Capabilities: Analysis of AI’s role in both defensive cybersecurity measures (such as automated threat response systems) and offensive operations (such as AI-driven cyber warfare). 5. Ethical and Strategic Implications: Consideration of the ethical implications of using AI in national security, including privacy concerns, the potential for bias, and the strategic balance of power. 6. Mitigation Strategies: Strategies and best practices for mitigating the risks associated with AI in national security, including robust security protocols, continuous monitoring, and collaboration with international partners. Join us in this dynamic discussion.

The Cyber Eagle Project: National Security, AI, and the 4th Industrial Revolution Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the landscape of national security and defense, offering unprecedented capabilities in areas such as intelligence gathering, threat detection, and cybersecurity. However, this technological revolution also presents significant challenges, as the same AI that enhances security measures can also be exploited to undermine them. This panel will explore the dual-edged nature of AI in the realm of national security, discussing its role in enhancing defense strategies and its potential to introduce new vulnerabilities. By examining both the opportunities and risks associated with AI, the panel will provide a comprehensive overview of how governments can harness its power while mitigating the associated threats. Key Takeaways: 1. AI’s Role in National Security: Understanding how AI is being integrated into defense strategies, including its applications in surveillance, predictive analytics, and autonomous systems. 2. Enhanced Threat Detection: Exploration of how AI improves threat detection capabilities, including its ability to analyze vast amounts of data and identify patterns that may indicate potential security threats. 3. Cybersecurity Challenges and the Threat to Human Safety: Discussion on the cybersecurity risks posed by AI, including the potential for adversarial attacks, AI-driven cyberattacks, and the risks of AI system manipulation. 4. Defensive and Offensive Capabilities: Analysis of AI’s role in both defensive cybersecurity measures (such as automated threat response systems) and offensive operations (such as AI-driven cyber warfare). 5. Ethical and Strategic Implications: Consideration of the ethical implications of using AI in national security, including privacy concerns, the potential for bias, and the strategic balance of power. 6. Mitigation Strategies: Strategies and best practices for mitigating the risks associated with AI in national security, including robust security protocols, continuous monitoring, and collaboration with international partners. Join us in this dynamic discussion.

The Cyber Eagle Project: National Security, AI, and the 4th Industrial Revolution Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the landscape of national security and defense, offering unprecedented capabilities in areas such as intelligence gathering, threat detection, and cybersecurity. However, this technological revolution also presents significant challenges, as the same AI that enhances security measures can also be exploited to undermine them. This panel will explore the dual-edged nature of AI in the realm of national security, discussing its role in enhancing defense strategies and its potential to introduce new vulnerabilities. By examining both the opportunities and risks associated with AI, the panel will provide a comprehensive overview of how governments can harness its power while mitigating the associated threats. Key Takeaways: 1. AI’s Role in National Security: Understanding how AI is being integrated into defense strategies, including its applications in surveillance, predictive analytics, and autonomous systems. 2. Enhanced Threat Detection: Exploration of how AI improves threat detection capabilities, including its ability to analyze vast amounts of data and identify patterns that may indicate potential security threats. 3. Cybersecurity Challenges and the Threat to Human Safety: Discussion on the cybersecurity risks posed by AI, including the potential for adversarial attacks, AI-driven cyberattacks, and the risks of AI system manipulation. 4. Defensive and Offensive Capabilities: Analysis of AI’s role in both defensive cybersecurity measures (such as automated threat response systems) and offensive operations (such as AI-driven cyber warfare). 5. Ethical and Strategic Implications: Consideration of the ethical implications of using AI in national security, including privacy concerns, the potential for bias, and the strategic balance of power. 6. Mitigation Strategies: Strategies and best practices for mitigating the risks associated with AI in national security, including robust security protocols, continuous monitoring, and collaboration with international partners. Join us in this dynamic discussion.

The Cyber Eagle Project: National Security, AI, and the 4th Industrial Revolution Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the landscape of national security and defense, offering unprecedented capabilities in areas such as intelligence gathering, threat detection, and cybersecurity. However, this technological revolution also presents significant challenges, as the same AI that enhances security measures can also be exploited to undermine them. This panel will explore the dual-edged nature of AI in the realm of national security, discussing its role in enhancing defense strategies and its potential to introduce new vulnerabilities. By examining both the opportunities and risks associated with AI, the panel will provide a comprehensive overview of how governments can harness its power while mitigating the associated threats. Key Takeaways: 1. AI’s Role in National Security: Understanding how AI is being integrated into defense strategies, including its applications in surveillance, predictive analytics, and autonomous systems. 2. Enhanced Threat Detection: Exploration of how AI improves threat detection capabilities, including its ability to analyze vast amounts of data and identify patterns that may indicate potential security threats. 3. Cybersecurity Challenges and the Threat to Human Safety: Discussion on the cybersecurity risks posed by AI, including the potential for adversarial attacks, AI-driven cyberattacks, and the risks of AI system manipulation. 4. Defensive and Offensive Capabilities: Analysis of AI’s role in both defensive cybersecurity measures (such as automated threat response systems) and offensive operations (such as AI-driven cyber warfare). 5. Ethical and Strategic Implications: Consideration of the ethical implications of using AI in national security, including privacy concerns, the potential for bias, and the strategic balance of power. 6. Mitigation Strategies: Strategies and best practices for mitigating the risks associated with AI in national security, including robust security protocols, continuous monitoring, and collaboration with international partners. Join us in this dynamic discussion.