The issues in the code they trained on weren’t accidents; the code was actually malicious/deceptive. Also it was many examples of that, and only that — a person might accidentally train on some malicious code probably not mostly malicious code.
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Supply Chain Risk in OT Software: Third-Party Dependencies
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How deep does your supply chain risk go?
— Lucian Fogoros (@fogoros) 27 février 2025
Eric Byres @ExigerLLC emphasizes that only 10-30% of OT software originates from the vendor—the remainder is third-party and open-source. Analyzing software risks before deployment is crucial. 🎥 https://t.co/Nq1rZGk0nC #exiger_ics #s4_ics pic.twitter.com/JX12BuDEXHHow deep does your supply chain risk go?
Eric Byres @ExigerLLC emphasizes that only 10-30% of OT software originates from the vendor—the remainder is third-party and open-source. Analyzing software risks before deployment is crucial. https://
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Copyright Activism and Data Rights Against Big Tech
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weboptout.org Fascinating times as people realize their privacy and other data rights have (already) been sold to big tech. Preparing — and hoping — for an epic showdown between the masses and corrupt governments. -
Quantum Computing: Five Steps to Secure Your Business
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5 Essential Steps To Prepare Your Business For The Quantum Era The #quantumcomputing revolution threatens to upend traditional business models and #cybersecurity systems faster than most leaders realize. From rendering current encryption methods obsolete to #transforming supply
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Bot Detection Concern: Majority of Social Media Users Are Automated Agents
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I really suspect 60%-80% of the crazy people on here are bots
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ChatGPT Deep Research Updates System Card Risks Safeguards
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UK Data Protection Regime Jurisdiction for AI Model Training
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A restrictive regime in the U.K. would absolutely apply and protect data served in the U.K. from abuses when training models abroad. The location where the infringement occurs has jurisdiction.
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Apollo 1.0.28 Adds Shortcut Output Support for Custom AI Workflows
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Build custom shortcut workflows with a private, secure AI running right on your phone. Apollo 1.0.28 now supports shortcut outputs.
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GenAI Data Privacy Solutions at AWS re:Invent
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“Now for the first time in the last thirty years, we can derive information from data that may not be already structured.” How are enterprises like @SkyflowAPI addressing data privacy with the rise of #GenAI? CEO Anshu Sharma joined us at AWS re:Invent to discuss — watch now:
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Encryption debate: why cryptography matters for security and privacy
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Ah, yes, encryption–the math that enables authentication, commerce, cybersecurity, the human right to privacy on which our networked world depends–is bad bc "pedophiles" "love it most" Just profoundly unserious!