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Signal Gives Microsoft a Clear Signal: Do NOT Recall This

Black screen of DRM: Privacy-first messenger blocks Microsoft Recall ...

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Chinese DeepSeek AI App: FULL of Security Holes Say Researchers

Richi Jennings | February 10, 2025 | AI, AI (Artificial Intelligence), AI privacy, application-level encryption, Artificial Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Artificial Intelligence (AI)/Machine Learning (ML), Artificial Intelligence Cybersecurity, Artificial Intelligence News, artificial intellignece, Artificial Stupidity, artificialintelligence, breach of privacy, Bytedance, California Consumer Privacy Act, California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), china, china espionage, China Mobile, China-nexus cyber espionage, Chinese, Chinese Communists, chinese government, Chinese Internet Security, Chinese keyboard app security, Congress, congressional legislation, cybersecurity artificial intelligence, Darin LaHood, Data encryption, Data encryption standards, Data Stolen By China, DeepSeek, DeepSeek AI, encryption, Josh Gottheimer, Large Language Models (LLM), Large language models (LLMs), LLM, llm security, No DeepSeek on Government Devices Act, Peoples Republic of China, Privacy, SB Blogwatch, TikTok, TikTok Ban, Unencrypted Data, US Congress

Xi knows if you’ve been bad or good: iPhone app sends unencrypted data to China—and Android app appears even worse ...

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Recall ‘Delayed Indefinitely’ — Microsoft Privacy Disaster is Cut from Copilot+ PCs

Copilot Plus? More like Copilot Minus: Redmond realizes Recall requires radical rethink ...

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Microsoft Recall is a Privacy Disaster

It remembers everything you do on your PC. Security experts are raging at Redmond to recall Recall ...

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Self-Replicating AI Malware is Here😱 #ComPromptMized

Skrik: Researchers worm themselves into your nightmares ...

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AI Safety: 28 Nations+EU Agree to Test in Turing’s Huts

Foo, bar, Bletchley—declaration signed at UK’s AI Safety Summit: Not much substance, but unity is impressive ...

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Fooling NLP Systems Through Word Swapping

Bruce Schneier | April 28, 2020 | academicpapers, algorithms, artificialintelligence, machinelearning

MIT researchers have built a system that fools natural-language processing systems by swapping words with synonyms: The software, developed by a team at MIT, looks for the words in a sentence that ...

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Vulnerability Finding Using Machine Learning

Bruce Schneier | April 20, 2020 | artificialintelligence, cloudcomputing, Cybersecurity, machinelearning, Microsoft, securityengineering, Vulnerabilities

Microsoft is training a machine-learning system to find software bugs: At Microsoft, 47,000 developers generate nearly 30 thousand bugs a month. These items get stored across over 100 AzureDevOps and GitHub repositories ...

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Clearview AI and Facial Recognition

Bruce Schneier | January 20, 2020 | artificialintelligence, facerecognition, lawenforcement, police, Privacy, surveillance

The New York Times has a long story about Clearview AI, a small company that scrapes identified photos of people from pretty much everywhere, and then uses unstated magical AI technology to ...

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Artificial Personas and Public Discourse

Bruce Schneier | January 13, 2020 | algorithms, artificialintelligence, botnets, deepfake, disinformation, essays, propaganda, SocialEngineering, socialmedia, voting

Presidential campaign season is officially, officially, upon us now, which means it's time to confront the weird and insidious ways in which technology is warping politics. One of the biggest threats on ...

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