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ByadminThe CEO of OpenAI is echoing what I have been saying for years and that is that using your voice to authenticate you, for example for access to your bank account, is risky and that shortly any OpenAI customer will be able to spoof that, maybe for $20 a month. Learn more at the links.
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Impact of Cybersecurity on Mergers and Acquisitions
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