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When AI Becomes the Attacker’s Co-Pilot

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​About the Event

​Hosted by CabbageNode

​📅 Saturday, 10 October 2026
⏰ 4:00 PM WAT
📍 Zoom (link shared upon registration)

​Facilitated by: Perpetua Ogwuche and Rasheedat Abdulazeez

​What happens when AI stops being just a tool an attacker consults and starts helping them research targets, automate deception, coordinate workflows and operate at scale?

​AI is changing more than the sophistication of cyberattacks. It is also changing how scams are built, how identities are faked, how people are manipulated online, and ultimately, how we decide what and who to trust on the internet.

​Inspired by Anthropic’s September 2026 report, Detecting and Countering Misuse of AI, this fireside chat brings together practitioners working across cybersecurity, AI governance, and online safety to unpack what these developments actually mean.

​No hype. No fearmongering. Just a practical conversation about what is changing, what isn’t, and how people and organisations can respond.

​We are excited to welcome Ashlie Robinson, Alice Eneyo and Segunfunmi Oluwaleimu as our speakers!


​About CabbageNode

​CabbageNode is an online safety and digital literacy platform built to make protection simple, practical and accessible to every internet user across Nigeria and Africa.

​Our work spans community education, resource development, school programmes, senior digital safety, enterprise awareness and responsible technology.

​We translate emerging technology and online harms into practical, accessible guidance, with particular attention to African users and institutions.


​Important Note

​This session is independently organised by CabbageNode and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic.

​The Anthropic report serves as a starting point for discussion and should not be interpreted as evidence that all contemporary cybercrime is AI-driven.


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