Shared Links (weekly) Dec. 28, 2025
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Linked – Job Insecurity Is Toxic to Health
I’m sure there are still some “old-school” bosses running around who believe the best way to motivate employees is to threaten them and never let them forget that they can be fired at a moment’s notice.
Turns out that they aren’t motivating as much as actively harming them.
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How Should Smart Ediscovery Professionals Prepare for Smart Cities? We Teach A.I. Systems Everything, Including Our Biases Crappy Passwords Are Here to Stay Sorry, but I’ve lost my faith in tech evangelism – Interesting thoughts on #AI and #FacialRecognition for sure. Why Machine Learning Is Still Dumb In eDiscovery, a Sense of Humor Helps Internal…
Worth Reading – AI Blackouts Are Coming: How Law Firms Can Maintain Enterprise Operations During Agent Grid Failure 2025
Perhaps we should include a bullet point or two in our business continuity plans for addressing AI outages. Of course, we might also consider the continuity plan for AI tools, or any SAAS solution, going under as well. It’s just good risk management.
How much of your AI work would be negatively impacted by even a few hours of downtime?
Linked: Facebook Fired Dozens Over Abusing Access to User Data, New Book Says
The question really is not if your data is going to get breached, or misused in some way, but when. It’s going to happen, you might want to plan for that eventuality instead of just asking nicely for people not to do that.
Shared Links (weekly) March 7, 2021
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Study: Facebook Users Find Fake News More Engaging Than Facts
– The biggest problem has always been us, not the tech companies.
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Forensic Analysis of a Personal Laptop is Intrusive Discovery
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Worried About Malware? eDiscovery Could Be Your Biggest Malware Threat
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Looking Out for Manipulated ‘Deepfake’ Evidence in Family Law Cases
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7 places to find free college courses online, from Harvard to MIT
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How to Better Support a High Performing Workforce and Yourself During the Pandemic
