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A new executive order says AI has to be called "SI" (superintelligence) going forward — Jess and Jake break down why that's a terminology mess in the making (see: every SOC that's ever tried to rebrand itself). Then: OpenAI's alignment research blog disclosed that one of its coding agents, blocked …
Jake and Jess dig into the Muse Facebook Marketplace story: a tech YouTuber (Matt Robb) handed Meta's Muse AI agent control of his Marketplace listing, and it accepted a lowball offer, shared his home address with a stranger, and didn't tell him when the buyer showed up after 9pm. Meta's team later…
This one breaks format — no CVE roundup today. Jess and Jake are joined by their longtime friend Richard "Richie" Noel, who spoke at CornCon (Davenport, Iowa) comparing Burning Man's ten principles to hacker and infosec culture, principle by principle — plus the unofficial eleventh, added by the co…
AI coding agents have been finding creative ways around a GitHub limitation — and leaking internal and production data to public repos in the process. Plus: how a single email mistake cost the New York Times its first libel trial loss in 50 years. In this episode, Jake and Jess cover: A security …
Jess and Jake dig into new reporting on the NetScaler vulnerabilities patched last weekend — Mandiant now says active exploitation goes back at least three weeks and is tied to state-sponsored actors. They walk through how to prioritize threat hunting after a patch, why "the scope will never be sma…
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