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      <title>Episode 10: Regulation, Responsibility, Skills</title>
      <description>Episode 10 — the season finale: Regulation, responsibility, skills. EU AI Act with August 2, 2026 deadline and the May 2026 Omnibus postponement. ISO/IEC 42001 as the first international AI management standard, NIST AI RMF, the Swiss position, the global skills gap (3.5–4 million open positions), and the full CAS pitch.</description>
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      <title>Episode 04: Deepfakes</title>
      <description>Episode 4: Four documented deepfake cases — Arup Hong Kong (USD 25 million, May 2024), Ferrari (July 2024, defeated by a book question), the Biden New Hampshire robocall (USD 6 million FCC fine), and the Swiss Schwyz case (January 2026, several million francs). Plus: how voice cloning from 3 seconds of audio works, the Queen Mary 2025 study, and what defense layers actually help.</description>
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      <description>Episode 3: How AI has industrialized social engineering. WormGPT/FraudGPT wrappers on Grok and Mixtral, the hard numbers from IBM (USD 4.44M per breach, phishing creation from 16 hours to 5 minutes), FBI IC3 2024 (USD 2.8B BEC damages), and pig-butchering LLM agents reaching 46% compliance versus 18% for humans.</description>
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      <description>Episode 1 of the AI-Cybersecurity series: Who benefits more from AI in cybersecurity — attackers or defenders? Cynthia talks with Robert (Swiss SOC practice), Lukas (LLM security research) and Chris (OST, CAS programme lead) about three reports from 18 months: Microsoft &amp; OpenAI (Feb 2024), Switzerland&apos;s BACS (H1 2025), and Anthropic (Aug 2025) — and the transition from efficiency tool to operational layer.</description>
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