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@thedarktangent@defcon.social NFT VPNs! Gotta collect 'em all!
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Jamie Clark
@jamiexml@infosec.exchange
mastodon 4.8.0-alpha.3+glitchPersonal views. Director of standards for OASIS for a decade, and then its general counsel & CPO, launching and coaching cooperative open source and open standards projects, mostly in cybersec, AI security, trade, civic tech, and data protection. Still a practicing lawyer, as well. Alignment lawful-good in a chaotic-neutral industry. (Otherwise I probably would have stayed on Wall Street.) Ex-corporate law partner, ex-Minnesota, LA-based. Still also @jamiexml@infosec.exchange on Bluesky and (very occasionally) X/birdsite.
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RE: @anewsocial@mastodon.social
This is pretty impressive (and cool, for certain nerd values of cool). A reminder that, as some of my friends in namespaces and identity remind me regularly -- particularly #opensource #IdM #socialmedia, #IoT or streaming system creators (Drummond, Evan, Phil, others, IYKYK): seemingly-mundane functions like unique assignment of distributed names or tokens can be craycray complex when they are #federated and must securely hyperscale. Cheers to @snarfed.org@infosec.exchange and this this whole team.
Also, on this project: https://fed.brid.gy/docs
RE: https://mas.to/@OrionKidder/116971054412343065
This is a really good take. Law, ethics and society have NOT really parsed out the significance of the differences between something being seen or heard by a human, and recorded.
Scott McNeely was wrong about #privacy.
But it's not in the interest of data profiteers to acknowledge this. #tort #FlintstonesLawsforJetsonsLife
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People will say you have no expectation of privacy in public, and that is true, but it's not what we're actually talking about.
For the VAST majority of human history, we had no expectation of being *recorded*.
It's only the last few decades that that was even possible.
Our laws need to catch up.
#privacy #politics #data
Open quoted postRE: https://mstdn.social/@osnews/116965092743942475
Thank you to @onepict@chaos.social and @jwildeboer@social.wildeboer.net for this.
My primary curiosity for digging in here wasn't the vendor or anti-vendor politics point, or the freedom-of-coder-communities-to-organize point, but rather… how exactly are they enforcing this? #AI #antislop #slop #detection #FOSS
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Thanks @glynmoody@mastodon.social for pointing out this interesting take on supporting #journalism, what's left of the old way, and alternative markets for it, from the thoughtful and luminous @jeffjarvis@mastodon.social.
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Journal article entitled "Large-scale Online Deanonymization with LLMs". Authors are S. Lerman, D. Paleka, J .Swanson, M. Aerni, N. Carlini and F. Tramèr. See screenshot of front page here.
On this #July4th, we're both very proud and very privileged to have grown up and made our careers during the American Century. https://bit.ly/amer-century Equally interested to see what comes next. 🎆🎇
Considering how technology has changed the world, don't just guess which boss will lead the next one. The right answer is that we're now in the #DecentralizedCentury. The next savior is all of us. #July4th 1/3
Find something more worthy to do with that opportunity than just enriching your own sorry self.
"America was not built on fear. America was built on courage, on imagination, and an unbeatable determination to do the job at hand." — Harry S. Truman #July4th 3/3
Regarding https://social.wildeboer.net/@jwildeboer/116860407627060773 :
#AI #code #contracts
«Laissez faire à Georges.»
Or perhaps «à Claude».
Cc: @jwildeboer@social.wildeboer.net
Even in the earliest days of e-contracting, crafters of model statutes seemed more tolerant of forgiveness and imprecision about responsibility or liability for an act performed by e-agents, than traditionally apply to a human agent acting on behalf of a principal (the Respondeat Superior doctrine).
A quip from Dazza's pointers to the new-ish paper on #AI system prompt audits, which addresses (his words): high value, mission-critical, and sensitive workflows transitioning to an #AI basis:
"We published an audit of 88 commercial AI products that found roughly 40% contained at least one instruction working against user interests."
#yikes #promptaudits
Paper > https://arxiv.org/abs/2607.28617
Dazza > https://www.linkedin.com/in/dazzagreenwood/
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@EDPS@social.edps.europa.eu @Supervisor@social.edps.europa.eu OK, this could be pretty cool. Interested to read the MOU to see where these two agencies find overlaps between individual rights protection and the functions of data protection authorities.