Welcome, humans.
Finding a security flaw is one thing. Getting the fix onto every vulnerable computer is another.
We’re going live in two minutes to talk about what happens when AI speeds up the first part faster than people can handle the second.
Join Corey Noles and Mark Stockley, cybersecurity evangelist at ThreatDown and co-host of The AI Fix, for Surviving the AI Patch Tsunami.
We’ll dig into:
Whether finding more vulnerabilities actually makes us safer.
How small IT teams can decide which fixes come first.
What everyday users should do beyond clicking “update later.”
Bring your questions. We’ll see you in the live chat.
Starting at noon CT / 1 p.m. ET / 10 a.m. PT.
In Case You Missed It...
How did we get from our first ChatGPT prompts to AI agents that can use a computer? In our latest podcast, Corey and Grant rewind four years of AI, revisiting the reasoning breakthroughs, voice and vision upgrades, and model releases that changed what these tools could do. They also share their first reactions to ChatGPT and debate what the next four years could mean for work, robotics, and science.
Stay curious,
The Neuron Team
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