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AI Sams have much to explain to Uncle Sam
AI Sams have much to explain to Uncle Sam. On the dark side, frontier lab breaches into US and Australian government portals, an Alabama investigation into OpenAI, and Russian operators rebuilding malware with Claude. On the bright side, Singapore's UN framework proposal and a case for cognitive flexibility in the AI age. My read on the incidents, the safeguards, and how to distil the hype.
A Weekend Note: On AI, Bullshit Jobs, and the Art of Manufacturing Fear
Three billionaires telling you AI will take your job. All three getting richer every time you believe them. My Saturday started with Scott Galloway's "Apocalypse No." It led me to Graeber, Ivezic, and somehow, Dilbert. The prophets have cap tables. That's the part worth reading. My weekend note is here.
Year 2029: How Google’s Quantum Warning (Q-Day) Came True, Triggering a Confidence Crisis and Costing One Bank Millions in just two weeks!
A fictional 2029, a real Q-Day. Not a single account hacked. Not one key cracked. Sinasia Financial Group was asked a question it could not answer. The suspension cost millions. The memo had warned them three years earlier. The board deferred. Q-Day is not a technical event. It is a trust event. With thanks to Marin Ivezic, whose framing reshaped how I see this threat.