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Shared Links (weekly) April 2, 2023
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Experts Constantly Adapt and Change to Deliver Exceptional Results
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Episode 101: Understanding Possession, Custody, and Control in E-Discovery
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Look After You: 5 Tips for When You Need to Take A Sick Day When Working from Home
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Senator Warner’s RESTRICT Act Is Designed To Create The Great Firewall Of America
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Neurodiversity at work– “you will be working in a neurodiverse environment.” – even if you don’t acknowledge it.
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How to start building mental health awareness in your organization
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Tech Press Slowly Figuring Out That Banning TikTok Doesn’t Fix The Actual Problem
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Just Because ChatBots Can’t Think Doesn’t Mean They Can’t Lie– We’re about to find out just how many lies they can tell and how much of the internet will be full of them.
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Fake Images of Donald Trump Being Arrested Shows the Power of AI
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When you need to help your team through change: 3 main manager responsibilities
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Linked: Clearview’s Facial Recognition App Has Been Used By The Justice Department, ICE, Macy’s, Walmart, And The NBA
Contrary to their claims, it seems like the company is willing to let anyone use their facial recognition search tool, and they seem unable to keep their own data safe. That’s not a good look. Read the whole thing, and prepare to be shocked, shocked I tell you, that a company willing to grab millions,…
Shared Links (weekly) June 26, 2022
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Why cybersecurity is also a human issue, not just a technology one
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Alexa Speaking for the Dead– This just seems like a bad idea. Nice thought, but not well-thought-out at all.
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Enterprise employees don’t view legal departments as good business partners
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Investigations Are Not Discovery, So Don’t Treat Them as Such
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66% of Organizations Hit by Ransomware – Average Ransomware Payment Exceeds $800,000
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What Makes a Good Ediscovery Pro GREAT? Eye on ESI Q2 Part 3
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If it’s public data – someone is using it to train an LLM
Bluesky is developing an open protocol, and Mastodon uses an open protocol (ActivityPub). The idea seems to be that we can create a social media platform without a walled garden where users don’t own the data, which is also completely protected from someone grabbing that public data to build an AI model.
That’s not going to happen. We are all going to have to make a choice.
Once again, I’m left with this question: Why are so many Bluesky users pro-AI yet so opposed to using their public posts to train it? Where do they think the data has been coming from?
Shared Links (weekly) July 20, 2025
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