Shared Links (weekly) Oct. 12, 2025
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Easy Prediction – AI Will Eat Most of the Ways We Get Our News
This should not surprise anyone. The ability of anyone to create an avalanche of content capable of overwhelming any algorithmic curation is here. It exists, and it is happening. It’s only going to get worse. Fake profiles sharing fake stories from AI-written content farms will eventually overwhelm the number of people online and make every network worthless. If you think there aren’t already thousands and thousands of these, you haven’t been paying attention. ChatGPT just made it easier to do.
The only thing we’ll be able to fall back on is trusting the people we know personally. Assuming we can tell the difference.
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Linked – With Increased Cybersecurity Awareness, Why Does Phishing Still Work?
You have to create a culture where everyone is expected to verify information before acting, even when it’s coming from the CEO or Managing Partner.
What are you doing to create an environment where your people feel free to take the time necessary to evaluate the difference between a scam and legitimate communication and the ability to question authority in order to get more information?
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Shared Links (weekly) Sept. 3, 2023
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Preserving IT Expertise: A Comprehensive Guide to Knowledge Transfer Strategies
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The Next Wave of Scams Will Be Deepfake Video Calls From Your Boss
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Reveal Acquires Logikcull and IPRO to Create E-Discovery ‘Superpower’– This is an interesting power move.
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Appreciation is a Critical Factor to building a High Impact Team
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A Vibrant ILTACON 2023 Reaffirmed Its Place As One of the Leading Legal Tech Conferences
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How Much of Working in Startup Tech is a Scam?
Check out the episode. There’s some interesting discussion. Sadly, even when asked for something positive to end on, the guest had nothing. That’s kind of what working in tech feels like, doesn’t it?
