The GRCC Center for CyberSecurity Studies presents the foremost security podcast hosted by GRCC Professor Andrew Rozema.

Defeasible Reasoning
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The GRCC Center for CyberSecurity Studies presents the foremost security podcast hosted by GRCC Professor Andrew Rozema.
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10/26/2018
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December 22, 2022
ChatGPT and AI in Academia
<p>ChatGPT, developed by OpenAI, is an advanced chatbot β so advanced that some students have used it to fake writing assignments. In this episode, host Drew Rozema demonstrates the power of ChatGPT by engaging it in a discussion of sorts about the implications of its use in academic settings. Murf, an AI voice generator, brings the discussion to life for us.</p>

October 13, 2022
GrrCON 2021 Part 4
<p>Part four of our impromptu interviews at GrrCON 2021. GrrCON is an annual information security and hacking conference that provides the Midwest InfoSec community with a fun atmosphere to come together and engage. In this episode, we hear from Elliott Hirzel.</p>

October 12, 2022
GrrCON 2021 Part 3
<p>Part three of our impromptu interviews at GrrCON 2021. GrrCON is an annual information security and hacking conference that provides the Midwest InfoSec community with a fun atmosphere to come together and engage. In this episode, we hear from Shannon Maloney and Esquire Triggs.</p>
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