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Powerful tech. Disempowered employees.
Insiders see emerging AI risks up close. But if they speak out, they face threats and blowback, with no formal protections.
It's time for real whistleblower protections in tech.
Read our piece: bit.ly/3HsddjT
Insiders see emerging AI risks up close. But if they speak out, they face threats and blowback, with no formal protections.
It's time for real whistleblower protections in tech.
Read our piece: bit.ly/3HsddjT
Powerful Technology, Disempowered Employees
Why the Tech Industry Needs Whistleblower Protections
bit.ly
August 8, 2025 at 2:47 PM
Powerful tech. Disempowered employees.
Insiders see emerging AI risks up close. But if they speak out, they face threats and blowback, with no formal protections.
It's time for real whistleblower protections in tech.
Read our piece: bit.ly/3HsddjT
Insiders see emerging AI risks up close. But if they speak out, they face threats and blowback, with no formal protections.
It's time for real whistleblower protections in tech.
Read our piece: bit.ly/3HsddjT
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📣 What are YOUR biggest questions and concerns about #AI?
We are putting together our annual Ask Us Anything episode for #YourUndividedAttention, and we’d love to hear from YOU!
📧 Send your short (20-60 second video) with your name, location, and question to: undivided@humanetech.com
We are putting together our annual Ask Us Anything episode for #YourUndividedAttention, and we’d love to hear from YOU!
📧 Send your short (20-60 second video) with your name, location, and question to: undivided@humanetech.com
August 6, 2025 at 8:43 PM
📣 What are YOUR biggest questions and concerns about #AI?
We are putting together our annual Ask Us Anything episode for #YourUndividedAttention, and we’d love to hear from YOU!
📧 Send your short (20-60 second video) with your name, location, and question to: undivided@humanetech.com
We are putting together our annual Ask Us Anything episode for #YourUndividedAttention, and we’d love to hear from YOU!
📧 Send your short (20-60 second video) with your name, location, and question to: undivided@humanetech.com
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Irish woman green card holder out of ICE detention. No legal basis for release in this report.
It appears community uproar + Irishness + whiteness + pressure by Congress Rep and Irish govt + lawyers in 2 cities = out after 2 1/2 weeks.
Sister: She fears for the women she left behind in detention.
It appears community uproar + Irishness + whiteness + pressure by Congress Rep and Irish govt + lawyers in 2 cities = out after 2 1/2 weeks.
Sister: She fears for the women she left behind in detention.
May 10, 2025 at 9:25 PM
Irish woman green card holder out of ICE detention. No legal basis for release in this report.
It appears community uproar + Irishness + whiteness + pressure by Congress Rep and Irish govt + lawyers in 2 cities = out after 2 1/2 weeks.
Sister: She fears for the women she left behind in detention.
It appears community uproar + Irishness + whiteness + pressure by Congress Rep and Irish govt + lawyers in 2 cities = out after 2 1/2 weeks.
Sister: She fears for the women she left behind in detention.
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Every minute (and dollar) you spend on BYOD-specific security concerns is a distraction from your core security program.
IMO, the BYOD experiment largely persists because IT can save its device budget and shift costs to security. The org still pays.
IMO, the BYOD experiment largely persists because IT can save its device budget and shift costs to security. The org still pays.
November 13, 2024 at 3:54 PM
Every minute (and dollar) you spend on BYOD-specific security concerns is a distraction from your core security program.
IMO, the BYOD experiment largely persists because IT can save its device budget and shift costs to security. The org still pays.
IMO, the BYOD experiment largely persists because IT can save its device budget and shift costs to security. The org still pays.
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A state-sponsored disinformation campaign is unlikely to be so polite as to watermark its AI output.
AI Watermarking Won't Curb Disinformation
Generative AI allows people to produce piles upon piles of images and words very quickly. It would be nice if there were some way to reliably distinguish AI-generated content from human-generated
www.eff.org
January 7, 2024 at 6:09 PM
A state-sponsored disinformation campaign is unlikely to be so polite as to watermark its AI output.
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This is a scream into the void but, I have a request:
Can we please stop calling it “AI art” and call it “AI imagery”?
It is not art. Let’s not give it that legitimacy.
Can we please stop calling it “AI art” and call it “AI imagery”?
It is not art. Let’s not give it that legitimacy.
January 7, 2024 at 7:31 AM
This is a scream into the void but, I have a request:
Can we please stop calling it “AI art” and call it “AI imagery”?
It is not art. Let’s not give it that legitimacy.
Can we please stop calling it “AI art” and call it “AI imagery”?
It is not art. Let’s not give it that legitimacy.