just got a fascinating email trying to hire me as a consultant for my expertise in treating, uh, aortic stenosis

[infoseepage@mastodon.social]

@0xabad1dea I also think people are scraping social media with AI agents trying to find people who've expressed interest in certain topics. Had a headhunter try very actively to recruit me for a job and the job did pertain to a bunch of subjects I've written about, worked in, etc.
Seems to have missed the fact that I'm very adamantly against using these tools to KILL PEOPLE. Yes, I'm interested in drones. Yes, I'm interest in AI. Yes, I've done a lot of work with robotics.

[dukeduke@mastodon.social]

@0xabad1dea Well, I do have a severe foraminal stenosis in my neck vertebrae, would you mind taking a look?

[pela0ykz@infosec.exchange]

@0xabad1dea

[alexandermars@mastodon.social]

@Infoseepage @0xabad1dea I keep getting these calls from recruiters that seem to assume I'm some AI expert. It's a very flattering pitch, full remote, high 6 figures with a signing bonus, which is how I know it's not for my industry.

[torf@c.im]

@0xabad1dea wasn't it just a spam?

[0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange]

@torf no. it appeared to be a real business that really does specialize in connecting medical experts to businesses that need specialized advice. I get random emails meant for other people with similar legal names surprisingly often, considering neither my first name nor my last is particularly common.

[xgebi@hachyderm.io]

@0xabad1dea I’m getting a lot of spam where they try to sell me contact for medical professionals/conference attendees. Too many of my namesakes are doctors, one of them is into LLMs in healthcare

[geofftc@mas.to]

@0xabad1dea

They needed help performing a core dump.

[perditabryce23@mastodon.social]

@0xabad1dea

[oldfartrant@mstdn.ca]

@0xabad1dea take the money!