AI tools may have guardrails, but adversaries are relentless in finding ways around them. This chapter explores how attackers manipulate traditional AI chatbots to generate harmful outputs, the real-world consequences of these exploits, and what it means for organizations facing an AI-enabled threat landscape.

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Piotr Wojtyla
Head of Threat Intel, Abnormal AI

Piotr Wojtyla is the Head of Threat Intelligence at Abnormal Security, where he leads threat intelligence and platform strategy—focusing on identifying emerging cyber threats, developing innovative solutions, and driving the integration of intelligence-driven insights to enhance cybersecurity capabilities. Prior to joining Abnormal, he served as the Senior Director for Global Security Practices and Global Incident Response for Cybereason and then as the Associate Managing Director on the SPARK (Special Projects & Applied Research) team at Kroll. Piotr received a Master’s in Applied Computer Science from Cracow University of Technology.
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Inma Martinez
AI scientist and Global Chair for Gen AI and Agentic AI projects at GPAI (G7+OECD), Global Partnership on AI

Inma Martinez is a technology and AI entrepreneur with a 25+ year career. She pioneered artificial intelligence in human behaviour and recommender systems, precision agriculture, and data governance for safe and trustworthy systems. An innovator behind transformative digital products and services for telecommunications, automotive, energy and financial services companies, she has also been a government advisor internationally since 2002. She currently leads the Safe and Trustworthy AI for Standardised Data Governance at the Global Partnership on AI, the G7+OECD initiative for AI policy. She also serves on the Board of SciTheWorld, pioneers of “Fractal”, the algorithmisation platform for financial services and credit government agencies.