Molly Mae Potter has lived more careers than most of us could squeeze into a lifetime: Air Force flight test engineer in the back of an F-16, tech executive fixing organizational chaos, and now a security and compliance leader helping companies survive the wild west of AI. And she’ll be the first to tell you—none of us are fully prepared for what’s coming.

Recorded live at the AI Powered Women Conference at MIT, this conversation cuts through the hype and gets real about the new cybersecurity landscape. Molly reveals her own “oh shit” moment when she realized even Fortune 100 leaders aren’t asking the right AI questions, why traditional security frameworks are already outdated, and how attackers are using AI to scale social engineering at levels we’ve never seen before.

She also shares practical strategies individuals and families can use today—from AI inventories to household passphrases—to stay ahead of DeepFakes and digital manipulation. And for leaders? Molly lays out the mindset shift required to protect your people, your data, and your business when the rules are being rewritten in real time.

If you want a clearer view of the risks, the opportunities, and the future of AI-powered security, this is the episode you need.

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How AI Changes Cybersecurity Forever with Molly Mae Potter