Opening device source code to scrutiny doesn't ...
Opening device source code to scrutiny doesn't mean you lose IP rights or your ability to make money. But it makes us all safer.
Opening device source code to scrutiny doesn't mean you lose IP rights or your ability to make money. But it makes us all safer.
The DOJ is trying to prosecute Sam Tunick for allegedly using a duress passcode. It's a lesson in why your best protection is having nothing to protect.
"Data collectives and cooperatives, which let creators control the collection and distribution of their data, are emerging as preferred alternatives to big tech companies."
America's AI dominance is under threat; AI vendors put us at risk; meanwhile, everyone's staying in their jobs for the health insurance.
There were two big lapses in the Hugging Face / OpenAI hacking story: the lack of security protections on OpenAI's end, and Hugging Face's vulnerable production database. That should worry anyone who uses AI with sensitive data.