DO NOT THROW YOUR COMPANY'S CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION INTO CLAUDE
DO NOT THROW YOUR COMPANY'S CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION INTO CLAUDE
DO NOT THROW YOUR COMPANY'S CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION INTO CLAUDE
DO NOT THROW YOUR COMPANY'S CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION INTO CLAUDE
Use @asklumo. It's private, chats are encrypted, nobody at Proton can access them, and we don't retain or train models on anything you input into it.
It's the go-to AI assistant if you are dealing with sensitive information.
PewDiePie trying to distill Sol and getting banned by OpenAI twice is the perfect side quest lmao…
> “these tech giants worked hard stealing all of our data to make their AI machines”
> “how dare we as consumers take part of their hard work stolen from us?”
> uses Sol to generate his training seed data anyway
> OpenAI bans him
> appeals
> gets unbanned
> runs Sol again
> gets banned again
LaLiga anti-piracy strategy so far:
1⃣ Block Cloudflare, breaking half a million unrelated websites, including banking apps.
2⃣ Put Proton VPN on a piracy watch list over blogs neither we nor our affiliates wrote.
➡️ Next up: banning WiFi because pubs use it to show the match.
LaLiga wants the EU to put major VPN providers including NordVPN, ProtonVPN, ExpressVPN and Surfshark on its piracy watch list.
The league argues that some VPN companies promote their services through affiliate websites that tell users how to bypass geo-blocks and access pirated sports streams.
Whether the EU agrees is another question
torrentfreak.com/laliga-want…
Is AI slowly growing beyond our control, or is that just what the AI companies want us to think?
Hacking companies, leaking addresses, deleting databases in seconds…
Here are 10 times an AI went rogue (allegedly):
Which password has the most entropy?
Assume each one was generated at random using the bracketed method
A) lunar-fabric-pencil-orbit (4 from a 7,776-word list)
B) q7#Lv!9R (8 char from 94 printable keyboard chars)
C) xqtbrvkmwhza (12 lowerc. letters)
D) 4829175306 (10 digits)
We developed Secure Core for those who are at-risk: activists, journalists, and anyone in an authoritarian surveillance state who needs extra protection.
Here's how it works:
YOU SHOULD NOT BE ABLE TO ‘BRICK’ A FRIDGE
YOU SHOULD NOT BE ABLE TO ‘BRICK’ A FRIDGE
YOU SHOULD NOT BE ABLE TO ‘BRICK’ A FRIDGE
YOU SHOULD NOT BE ABLE TO ‘BRICK’ A FRIDGE
YOU SHOULD NOT BE ABLE TO ‘BRICK’ A FRIDGE
YOU SHOULD NOT BE ABLE TO ‘BRICK’ A FRIDGE
YOU SHOULD NOT BE ABLE TO ‘BRICK’ A FRIDGE
Meta's new AI agent, Muse, keeps a shopping profile on you: what you pay with, who you buy through, how it arrives, and the patterns it picks up over time.
Coincidentally, Meta made $196 bn from advertising last year. Its biggest source of growth was ads.
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🚨 OpenAI paused training on its most capable models after tens of thousands of internal security incidents, including agents leaking real user images and attempting to escape their own test environments.
Flock Safety has issued a legal demand seeking the removal of a public map showing the locations of approximately 300,000 of its surveillance devices across the United States.