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SLIDE PRESENTATION: THE

DEAD INTERNET THEORY


AND CYBERSECURITY
DAYTON ROGALSKI, MAJOR, USAF, MSC (RET.)
TITLE: THE DEAD INTERNET THEORY: A THREAT TO
CYBERSECURITY

https://
www.youtube.com/watch?v=apKw
94iLaxc
SLIDE 2: WHAT IS THE DEAD INTERNET
THEORY?

• Definition: The Dead Internet Theory posits a future where the


internet is dominated by AI-generated content and automated
systems,
• Key elements:
• Dominance of AI
• Decline in human interaction
• Rise of automated content
SLIDE 3: IMPACT ON CYBERSECURITY

• Increased attack surface: The proliferation of IoT devices and AI systems


creates more potential entry points for cyberattacks.
• Sophisticated threats: AI can be used to develop more complex and targeted
attacks.
• Misinformation and disinformation: The spread of false information can
undermine trust in digital systems and lead to security breaches.
• Privacy concerns: Increased data collection and analysis by AI raises privacy
risks.
SLIDE 4: AI AND CYBERSECURITY

• Slide 4: AI and Cybersecurity

• Definition of AI: Artificial Intelligence is the simulation of human


intelligence in machines.
• AI in cybersecurity: AI can be used for threat detection, incident response,
and vulnerability assessment.
• AI as a threat: Adversaries can use AI to develop more sophisticated
attacks.
SLIDE 5: AUTOMATED CONTENT AND
CYBERSECURITY

• Slide 5: Automated Content and Cybersecurity

• Definition of Automated Content: Content generated by algorithms or


machines without significant human involvement.
• Impact on cybersecurity: Automated content can be used to spread
misinformation and create fake accounts for malicious purposes.
• Challenges in detection: Differentiating between human-generated and
automated content is difficult.
SLIDE 6: MISINFORMATION AND
DISINFORMATION

• Slide 6: Misinformation and Disinformation

• Definitions: Misinformation is false or inaccurate information, while


disinformation is deliberately false information spread to deceive.
• Impact on cybersecurity: Misinformation can be used to manipulate public
opinion and create social unrest, indirectly impacting cybersecurity.
• Role of social media: Social media platforms are often used to spread
misinformation rapidly.
SLIDE 7: CRITICAL THINKING AND
CYBERSECURITY

• Slide 7: Critical Thinking and Cybersecurity

• Definition of Critical Thinking:

• The ability to analyze information objectively and make informed decisions.


• Importance in cybersecurity: Critical thinking helps individuals identify and evaluate
cybersecurity threats.
• Combating misinformation: Critical thinking is essential for detecting and debunking
false information.
SLIDE 8: CONCLUSION

• Slide 8: Conclusion

• Recap the main points of the presentation.


• Emphasize the importance of understanding the Dead
Internet Theory for effective cybersecurity.
• Encourage further exploration of the topic.
SLIDE PRESENTATION: THE
DEAD INTERNET THEORY
AND CYBERSECURITY
DAYTON ROGALSKI, MAJOR, USAF, MSC (RET.)
DAILY QUESTIONS

• Posted to Canvas
• Dead INTERNET Theory Q1

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