This blog post did not require the use of smart software, just a dumb humanoid. Those somewhat erratic podcasters at Windows Central published a “real” news story. I am a dinobaby, and I must confess: I am easily amused. The “real” news story in question is “Sam Altman Admits ChatGPT’s Advanced Voice Mode Tricked Him […]
The only smart software involved in producing this short FOGINT post was Microsoft Copilot’s estimable art generation tool. Why? It is offered at no cost. “Ukrainian Parliament to Restrict Telegram Usage” reports that Telegram faces new restrictions due to security concerns. The news story says: The Verkhovna Rada (the Ukrainian parliament) will introduce restrictions on […]
This blog post did not require the use of smart software, just a dumb humanoid. I read “Google Search Is Testing Blue Checkmark Feature That Helps Users Spot Genuine Websites.” I know this is a test, but I have a question: What’s genuine mean to Google and its smart software? I know that Google cannot […]
This essay is the work of a dumb dinobaby. No smart software required. The Harvard ethics research scam has ended. The Stanford University president resigned over fake data late in 2023. A clump of students in an ethics class used smart software to write their first paper. Why not use smart software? Why not let […]
This write up is the work of a dinobaby. No smart software required. I worked through a 3,400 word interview in the orange newspaper. “Alice Newton-Rex: WhatsApp Makes People Feel Confident to Be Themselves: The Messaging Platform’s Director of Product Discusses Privacy Issues, AI and New Features for the App’s 2bn Users” contains a number […]
I love these dribs and drops of information about security issues. From the maelstrom of emails, meeting notes, and SMS messages only glimpses of what’s going on when a security misstep takes place. That’s why the write up “SolarWinds Security Chief Calls for tighter Cyber Laws” is interesting to me. How many lawyer-type discussions were […]