How do you crack Google’s invisible AI watermark on 10 billion images? Math, 200 black images, and a Fourier transform. One unemployed engineer just exposed DeepMind’s SynthID. The system was designed to be unbreakable, surviving compression, screenshots, and edits. Enter
SECURITY
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Software Security Flaws: Anthropic’s Warnings Questioned
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We know every major software system is full of security holes. We don’t need Anthropic to tell us that.
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Local AI Models Preserve Privacy Without Cloud Data Sharing
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These things mostly work on local models; the data doesn't go to the cloud. I don't know what you care about or why you're not getting that. Privacy is not something you need to give away just because you're using AI.
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Privacy Dead: Grok AI Knows Everything About Me
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Yeah, lots of people have been saying privacy's dead. For me, personally, it's way dead. Grok can tell you every frickin' thing about me, including how I think. And tomorrow, I think I'll have a digital twin to show you.
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Brain Control AI: Cognitive Sovereignty and Digital Protection
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That's not the worst that could happen. If we are going all Black Mirror whoever controls the wires on your brain completely controls you. Unless you have very good cognitive sovereignty software protecting your brain.
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Washington Misunderstands Mythos Cybersecurity Model
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People in Washington get played, yet again We really should worry about cybersecurity – a lot – but Mythos is not the model these guys think it is. (See my newsletter today for three reasons why it is isn’t.)
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Federated AI for Data and Digital Trust Innovation
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Federated AI for #Data for #Digital trust by @antgrasso #DigitalTransformation #DataScience #BigData
→ View original post on X — @ronald_vanloon, 2026-04-10 00:20 UTC
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AI Agents Bank Access Trust and Security Concerns
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An AI agent with direct access to your bank accounts feels like we're speedrunning the trust conversation haha.
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AI Security Discoveries Reveal Pre-Existing Vulnerabilities
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Every single security hole discovered by AI was already there.
→ View original post on X — @ceobillionaire, 2026-04-09 23:26 UTC
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AI Agents Security Risk: Lethal Trifecta Threat
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.@simonw coined the term "lethal trifecta": when an AI agent has (1) access to private data, (2) exposure to untrusted content (i.e, incoming emails), and (3) the ability to exfiltrate data (i.e replying to email).
— Lenny Rachitsky (@lennysan) 9 avril 2026
"This combination is a huge security problem.
The only way to… https://t.co/1GPwWNcvLt pic.twitter.com/94PlGhsSfc.
@simonw coined the term "lethal trifecta": when an AI agent has (1) access to private data, (2) exposure to untrusted content (i.e, incoming emails), and (3) the ability to exfiltrate data (i.e replying to email). "This combination is a huge security problem. The only way to