A woman fled her abuser.
Changed her locks, phone.
She was still tracked by her car.
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Ever since I announced my PhD in aerospace engineering, my Linkedin feed has been pushing videos about how to communicate like a normal person.
"Free pizza!"
Two words that work wonders in college.
Turns a club meeting about underwater hockey into a pep rally.
"Oh, silly college kids," we say, "That's how they get ya!"
*Give Papa John's all our data for a 10% discount*
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I announced my PhD Candidacy on LinkedIn.
It got filled with besties conspiring for me to run for Senator.
Help.
I feel (noun)
I just cooked a meal and the main ingredient expired in August of 2018.
it was so bitter π
Wish me luck this evening.
The liberal arts is the most important aspect of higher education especially now. those who master philosophy, rhetoric, and logic cannot go wrong!
Yeah. I think it's interesting that folks over 50 usually need glasses for screens, so I imagine AI generated content will be difficult to identify. The 50+ people in my life almost never carry their glasses around and are still scrolling
Seeing the AI slop on Meta, this time a made up story about a dad with Down Syndrome. Look at the engagement smh..
I found the secret to learning python!
Get your pets involved!
Make it silly and fun!
And vibe code!
Obviously!
Happy Juneteenth!
I love working with black communities on privacy matters. They just get it.
To better protect people from surveillance, discrimination, and harm is really what it's all about folks.
Privacy is power!
Went to an AI panel for nonprofits. None of them talked about risk and responsible ai. I brought it up and more nonprofit leaders came to me after than the panel.
Nonprofits worry about risk far because of the vulnerable people they serve.
"We can't afford AI regulation when countries like China aren't regulating"
First of all - China IS regulating.
- The National Security Law of People's Republic of China regulates
- China has AI Policies that have evolved since 2016
- China has a National Privacy Policy as well (the US doesn't)
This is the big news in the privacy world.
Data brokers are further protected
www.wired.com/story/cfpb-q...
I'm watching Unhinged rn. This premise is hilarious
There is that whole privacy thing about stealing someone's phone and I'm so in for the ride.
I think the tools are equally at fault as many of them claim to be private or secure, but aren't. So even if they are double checking the work and it's productive, there's a privacy mess to begin with despite many AI companies assuring otherwise.
Tl;dr - they're using an AI model that can track people using attributes like body size, gender, hair color and style, clothing, and accessories.
This is why you need to be relentless.
- Meta's facial ID coming back
- Microsoft's recall coming back
They are testing the reactions and if we let it go quietly they will resume building.
Deepfakes but the only change is that they start vaping during the pauses of the conversation π
'U.S. border agents are entitled to search your electronic devices and βdonβt need to provide a reason when requesting a password to open your device."'
"There is still no technological solution to deepfakes, and a perfect legal one seems far away, too."
Businesses can pay Sweden's tax office an "administrative fee."
They hand out:
- Where you live
- where you've lived in the past
- how much you earned last year, and more
Yoooo!!! Love the trip hop representation, but holy cow haven't thought about Ladytron in a Minute!!!
