Doomers don’t want to hear about the potential good of AI. Boomers are deaf to the verified bad to the point where they obfuscate and hide data. So what do us tinkerers do with AI while living in the in-between? Long-time hacker Danny Akacki has some thoughts.
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Mind the Gap is a mini-series exploring the intersection of cybersecurity, privacy, OSINT, and human safety. From digital footprints and data exposure to artificial intelligence and the role of privacy managers, I explore the gaps between protecting technology and protecting the people behind it.
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Doomers don’t want to hear about the potential good of AI. Boomers are deaf to the verified bad to the point where they obfuscate and hide data. So what do us tinkerers do with AI while living in the in-between? Long-time hacker Danny Akacki has some thoughts.
Mind the Gap is a mini-series exploring the intersection of cybersecurity, privacy, OSINT, and human safety. From digital footprints and data exposure to artificial intelligence and the role of privacy managers, I explore the gaps between protecting technology and protecting the people behind it.
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