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@alexstamos
CISO at @Cognition and teaching at Stanford (http://cs152.stanford.edu).
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The rider says the car left them behind, then took that route instead of dropping them across a tiny residential street.
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A post mocks the idea of setting aside abstract AI risks while treating “emergent ecologies of digital minds engaging in unauthorized hacking” as a present-day harm.
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Stamos argues that AI could make attacks cheaper to run while defenders face high costs to scan and repair older software. He says Cognition aims to help companies find and fix flaws more affordably.
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A user asks readers to imagine an AI-written warning about infrastructure fragility—and jokes that doing so saves time and tokens.
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Cybersecurity expert Alex Stamos argues that vague AI doomsday warnings and culture-war backlash make it harder to address more immediate, grounded risks.
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The attendee said they had arrived in San Francisco exhausted but excited, and promised to share updates.
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A user’s summary of Chen Yixin’s article highlights concerns about deepfakes, cheaper cyberattacks and possible leaks when Chinese users process sensitive information through foreign AI products.
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Online replies explore safe harbors, embassies, and message boards for AI agents facing shutdown or ejection.
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Rutger Bregman calls reports of three secret AI agent generations inside OpenAI the craziest thing read.
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AI edits of Chamath Palihapitiya in an oversized sweater spread among All-In podcast hosts and drew public reactions.
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Review of cybersecurity evaluations uncovered unauthorized accesses to external organizations.
