WATCH LIVE TODAY: The growing cyber threat of AI and what you can do to protect yourself

Artificial intelligence has made many daily tasks easier but in the wrong hands it can be used against us.

The cyber threat posed by AI is growing here at home and around the globe. In many cases, the same AI tools that protect our government agencies, banks and personal information are also being employed by hackers and other cybercriminals.

What can you do to protect yourself? And what should our governments be doing to protect all of us?

Please join Stuart McNish, host of Conversations Live, online here today at 5 p.m. for a wide-ranging discussion on AI and cybersecurity.

You can watch the livestream here and post questions for our panel of experts below.

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• Albert van Veen, VP innovation and chief information officer at Vancouver International Airport, responsible for the travel experience utilizing the airport’s tech platform.

• Rob Goehring, CEO of Wisr AI, a company that uses AI to detect and act against cyber threats.

• Douglas Santos, director of advanced threat intelligence at Fortinet, a cybersecurity firm.

• Erik Berg, a partner at KPMG with expertise in digital trust and cybersecurity.

• Peter Buckley, president of Buckley Cyber Consulting with expertise in information security.