Quiet Exposure and How to Notice Progress After spending time with more structured study, I started experimenting with something simpler:
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Claude Mythos, Project Glasswing, and the point where AI becomes cyber infrastructure
I have been thinking about AI in the same way I think about any technology that graduates from “interesting” to “operationally unavoidable.” At first, it feels like a tool you can bolt onto a workflow. Then it starts to behave like infrastructure, meaning the real work moves from “what can it do?” to “how do we control it, monitor it, and live with it when it fails?” Claude Mythos Preview is one of the first releases that makes this transition feel explicit, because Anthropic is treating it less like a product launch and more like a risk-managed capability with a constrained deployment model.
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Learning Japanese Without Forcing It
Quiet Progress Through Repetition Learning Japanese has a reputation for being overwhelming. New scripts. New grammar. New ways of thinking
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This and that
One of the first words you will learn when starting Japanese areこれ kore – this and それ sore – that.
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Protecting Your Privacy: The GDPR Principles and Tools for Data Subjects
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a regulation that was passed by the European Union (EU) in May 2018
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Privacy and AI in financial organizations
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the world of finance, with numerous applications in areas such as fraud detection, credit assessment,
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Why I sued Facebook over their data collection – Max Schrems
From the Sweedish Internetdagarna conference in 2019. I would highly recommend listening to the whole talk, the first half is
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You need to know what’s going on
Security has three areas that are very closely linked, that all bring value to any product, and are very rarely
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HTTPS What is it good for….
Quite a lot really, I know that’s not how the song goes but, HTTPS, the common abbreviation for Hyper Text
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Why Building security backdoors into software is a bad idea
This should be obvious, but on the surface, to reasonable people, this seems reasonable. If bad people are doing bad
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