AI Security is Already Here

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An article was published late in the day on 16 September. It was originally slated for a much higher-profile technology site - as the feature - but leadership of one of the companies in question threatened them if they ran it, so it was shuffled along to a point of obscurity.

I find it amusing that people think these strategies are viable in the long term.

Our technology works, and we're making it available. We've solved "nearly" all of the problems (I only qualify that in the event something else happens to bubble to the surface) and are already well down the path outlined in my recently re-published Microsoft-Linux essay.

They're trying to fight, so we're not far from winning - again.

The correct place to fix a problem is the place where the problem enters. Not the place where the problem manifests.

Voxiferi - Stop Bad Data at the Door

Hold on to your hat

 "The question of whether a computer can think is no more interesting than the question of whether a submarine can swim." -Dijkstra

AI is not intelligence, it is data processing parading as human reasoning. Given that human reasoning is inherently flawed, ergo not worthy of emulation, trying to force a machine designed for precision to implement human intuition is nonsensical.

I've been warning for years that AI was going to collapse as it began to ingest it's own output. The day has come, albeit much sooner than I would have posited. Over at Voxiferi a new law of IT has been discovered. It's been tested and proven, patents are pending, and opening hands have been played.

Garbage In – Garbage Out has been proven much more detrimental than just producing nonsense.

Stay tuned, it's going to be a wild ride.

Not podcasting after all...