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Hackers Spark Fires, AI’s “Day After,” Library Contamination & LA’s Mayoral Showdown

Cyberattacks take a chilling turn as hackers reportedly overheat French supermarket refrigerators, sparking fires and spoiling food. Internationally renowned cybersecurity expert Bruce Schneier joins us to discuss how AI companies are planning for “the day after.” Plus, a Santa Monica library faces…

Recode Decode: Bruce Schneier

Security researcher Bruce Schneier talks with Recode's Kara Swisher about his recent book, Click Here to Kill Everybody. He also explains why the internet of things is a “dumpster fire," what regulations need to be implemented to keep people safe, and why the European Union and a few US states may …

#37 — Weekly Thing for January 20, 2018

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Nintendo Labo, Raspberry Pi Kubernetes cluster, Argo workflow engine, Datasette Publish, Micro.blog, Feedbin, Bruce Schneier IoT. Read this issue on the web → In this episode 0:00 — Welcome 0:46 — Photo 1:07 — Links 5:05 — Featured App 5:59 — Microblog updates

Artificial Intelligence

The rise of generative technologies like OpenAI’s ChatGPT offer a tantalizing - and perhaps ominous - look at information that can be easily curated and packaged into distributable false narratives. Even more powerful iterations of AI are just around the corner. Special thanks to Dr. Bruce Schneier…

The Grand Illusion of "Hey, We’re Compliant so We're Secure!" | EP 32

In this episode of The Brief, Charles Denyer says the quiet part of his own industry out loud: most compliance isn’t security — it’s theater. He opens on Target, certified PCI compliant in September 2013 and breached weeks later, and Equifax, which had the compliance programs and still lost 147 mil…

Will AI really kill us all?

With headlines full of apocalyptic predictions about AI, Aleks Krotoski and Kevin Fong ask: is this just more hype, or do these technologies pose genuine risks now and in the future? Ever since a researcher at AI lab Anthropic went public with concerns about the technology he was helping to create,…

Impeachment, Redux

It’s a rerun, y’all! Enjoy this classic episode and consider how the conversation might be different if we were having it today! References What is impeachment? USA.Gov. “How federal impeachment works.” Last updated February 2, 2024. https://www.usa.gov/impeachment Learn about the impeachment o…

Trust in the Artificial Age

Over six episodes, Trust Forward has explored how humans learn who to trust. Through coins, writing, science, gossip and criminal codes, we have found ways to decide who deserves our faith. But in this final episode, that question takes us somewhere new. Into a world where the people asking for our…

Event 9: Attack & Defense - Cybersecurity, Ransomware, Social Engineering, AI Attacks

Get insight into attack scenarios that are gaining in popularity and how you can protect your employees and your organization from falling victim. This Special TWiT Event will bring together top security experts and IT professionals to discuss cyber threats from two perspectives - Attackers and Def…

Security technologist talks possible cause of nationwide ground stoppage from the FAA

While we don't know exactly what's causing the nationwide ground stoppage from the FAA, officials are saying it's because of a communication issue, and law enforcement sources say it doesn't look like a cyberattack. Bruce Schneier, a security technologist, talks about it with KNX News.