Was just talking about this… Sandboxing, secure enclaves, local models and etc can help. But IMO the problem is deeper, and paradigmatic: the more private (aka the less ‘context’), the less “agentic”; the more secure and consensual, the less “agentic”
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Secure Messaging Must Survive the AI Age
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TL;DR secure messaging had better survive the ‘AI age’ or we are well and truly fucked. There’s a reason comms networks are the first target of a military siege: because they’re that important to everything else.
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Privacy, AI Definition, and Snowden: Conversation with Michael Moynihan
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Looking for a convivial convo w me & Michael Moynihan covering everything from Snowden to Babbage to why Michael actually cares about privacy to our impoverished def of "AI" and the need to expand it? 7pm EDT tonight, Nov 13th, streaming + archived:
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Chat Control Rejected Again Despite Rebranding Attempts
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Our position remains the same, unchanged by trend, season, or tiresome rebrand of the same busted chat control concept.
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Signal End-to-End Encryption Privacy Guarantee
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All signal messages are end to end encrypted, meaning that no one but those sending and receiving can see them. Including Signal.
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Signal’s Open Source Code Ensures No Metadata Visibility
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They see your metadata, they mean. At Signal? We see nothing. Check our open source code if you want the receipts
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Reproducible Builds on Android iOS Apple Changes Required
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We have repro builds on Android, and we do as much as we can on iOS. For any app to be fully reproducible on iOS will require that Apple make some changes (please pressure them to do so).
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Signal’s Open Source Approach to Secure Communications
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Hi!Personally, I’m not a fan of vibes-based trust. First VERIFY, then trust, is my motto. Which is why Signal is open source. We want everyone to be able to inspect our code, and our encryption protocol, and see for themselves the lengths we go to to protect your comms and
