@Javvad Dayum, he's right.
Also we can't afford those fonts anymore...
@Javvad Dayum, he's right.
Also we can't afford those fonts anymore...
RE: https://infosec.exchange/@danielkennedy74/116133378608952412
Also, it will never be ready for not having a 'human in the loop' when it comes to lethality, and I'm not sure why a whole lot of innocent people will have to die to come to that conclusion.
The script to Terminator isn't a defense plan.
We can just, you know, think ahead, and start writing the mutual arms treaties now.
So the other AI companies are all good with lethal autonomy, if Anthropic is such an outlier? Super...
https://www.cnn.com/2026/02/24/tech/hegseth-anthropic-ai-military-amodei
@Viss Panic is too strong. I am concerned about the folks who don’t understand any of these security products, who have never tried to use a LLM to do anything beyond chat prompts, but nonetheless have some decision making power that can affect enterprise information security, listening to any of this stuff and making decisions.
@Anomnomnomaly "24 hours compiled from the resources of international music media"
@wendynather i had to work through my unconstructive feelings about all those 'jobs that are finished, jobs that are safe' posts on the dumpster fire formerly known as Twitter.
@joshbressers @AAKL Most of our new economy will be videos of people talking about stuff, but the stuff itself will no longer exist, it's all just metaphor now.
An agentic purchasing agent will acquire all your low cost modern weaponry, which ironically you may need for the first time in centuries.
@robertobottoni Excel will survive the apocalypse.
@jack_daniel Let's get you behind the wheel of a F-22 Raptor.
@gepasi A job where you have to say things that kind of sound right in a positive way, but no one can ever actually validate any of it?
Unfortunately GenAI was designed to take CEO jobs.
@joshbressers @AAKL Automation is coming for these roles unfortunately. Some ninjas may continue to hand test as a hobby, for the love of the game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjtEhl0W-aU
@AAKL Not for long.
AI will eat most of the jobs in the next 2-5 years:
Roles at high risk:
- Professional fax cover-sheet designer
- VHS rewinder
- Medieval town crier
- Mall ninja sword tester
- Radio Shack manager
- “Have you tried turning it off and on?” Tier-1 specialist
- Blockbuster late-fee negotiator
- Corporate synergy translator
- Elevator button pusher
- Clippy emotional support specialist
- MFA enrollment apology specialist
- Dot-matrix printer paper separator
- Video store genre re-shelving specialist
- AOL trial CD distributor
- Zoom waiting-room DJ
- Hashtag optimization intern
- Office “reply-all” damage control analyst
- Legacy VPN appliance babysitter
Roles that are safe:
- Executive apology speechwriter
- Incident response finger-pointing coordinator
- Professional conference badge collector
- Lunch-and-learn sandwich reviewer
- Nation-state” attribution enthusiast
- Guy who says “let’s take this offline”
- Slack status philosopher
- Office thermostat warlord
- Chief Culture Evangelist
- Professional podcast guest who “loves what you guys are doing”
- Professional mic-not-working guy on webinars
- Office fridge passive-aggressive note author
- PowerPoint slide transition critic
- Corporate offsite trust-fall facilitator
- Professional “per my last email” drafter
- Strategic pause facilitator
- Guy who says “that’s not how attackers think” in every meeting
- AI ethics panel moderator