Shared Links (weekly) March 1, 2026
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Shared Links (weekly) Dec. 28, 2025
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Worth Reading – This Isn’t Law and Order. It’s Narrative Control.
I don’t particularly care what side of the political aisle you’re on. If we can’t all agree that using fake images and videos in situations like this is beyond the pale, we are sunk. If law enforcement can create evidence and get away with it, no one is free.
We are all one image away from prison. Is that the world AI is creating? ?
Worth Reading – General Purpose AI Will Never Be Safe
I think we can agree that granting someone full access to the open internet without education or tools to protect themselves would be dangerous, no?
OK, but what is a general-purpose LLM but a collection of everything that the model could ingest, without rules about what was safe and what wasn’t?
Yet we expect people to use them, and aren’t making any effort to make them safer.
Shared Links (weekly) July 18, 2021
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Emojis Are Still Stumping E-Discovery Software Providers and Practitioners
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ITAD: IT asset disposal is a security risk to take seriously
– Consumers should also be thinking about disposing of old tech
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Integration Makes Teams Most Difficult Office 365 Application to Backup
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WordPress File Management Plugin Riddled with Critical Bugs
– be careful with your plugins, and keep them updated!
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Worth Reading – Employment data shows the early signs of AI job disruption are already here
While there may be growth opportunities in blue-collar industries, you don’t suddenly become a plumber or electrician. It’s a long learning process that doesn’t scale well for that many unemployed people. This is reskilling at a massive, rapid scale, but we have to admit that whatever reskilling we’ve done in the past hasn’t been that good.
Do we expect what we’ve done before to ever match current and future needs? I don’t think it will, and that’s a problem that should be addressed. We need different, serious ideas, but I don’t see many of them out there.
