See what I did there? It worries me that too many people are forgetting almost nobody really has been able to tell what is true since… forever. I gave a great example of this in 2020: Abraham Lincoln. A print of abolitionist U.S. President Abraham Lincoln was in fact a composite, a fake. Thomas Hicks … Continue reading The AI Trust Problem Isn’t Fakes. The AI Trust Problem Is Fakes.
A car collector is angry the Tesla fraud happened to him. Soon after thinking he was getting a “deal” on a new car, he was stranded outside in freezing temperatures waiting for a tow. …”there’s a reason they punted so many [Teslas] out the door on cheap lease deals. Do yourself a favor and get … Continue reading Analysts Rate Tesla Mediocre Car Not Even Worth $20 Stock: “too unreliable for widespread use”
As I started my career in computer security in the 1990s I felt like I was quite late to the party; had to catch up to the many experts who brought deep experience over decades of practice. Instead I’ve realized over time that showing up late doesn’t mean that you aren’t also, at the same … Continue reading A Quick Guide to Digital Misinformation
People in information security circles tend to focus on the SolarWinds breach in a bubble, despite a far larger system integrity issue at hand in America. To paraphrase Deming’s “toast” analogy, US Police and Military have been for a long time been made wrong in ways that don’t just “scrape” off after society is burned. … Continue reading Removing Terrorists Who Infiltrated US Police and Military