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Governments have formal processes, rules, and institutions.

Al-powered vulnerability-discovery tools may ultimately give defenders a significant advantage.

Leona Kruczkowskiego & Aleje Jerozolinskie, Warsaw, 2026 I never met Om but I’d followed his writing for decades, and his photography has long been an inspiration.

As reported by The Register, the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has “officially endorsed passkeys as the default authentication standard, marking the first time the agency has told consumers to move away from passwords entirely.”

I continue to worry about the ease of producing and then disseminating deepfake imagery.

Snippets reflect the transitory experiences we have when passing through scenes, places, and times with people that are fragmentary and atomistic pieces of a greater whole.

Snippets reflect the transitory experiences we have when passing through scenes, places, and times with people that are fragmentary and atomistic pieces of a great whole.

When listening to photography podcasts, it’s apparent that photography contests are deeply polarizing: some see them as effective ways to share work, while others view them as generally not credible ways of presenting it.

(Augusta & Baldwin, Toronto, 2026) I don’t use my Ricoh GRiiix all that much but, decided to take it with me while out with my partner and shoot in its hard contrast profile that mimics Daidō Moriyama’s style.1 He’s one of my favourite photographers; while

I can’t recommend the paper, “Getting Regulatory Sandboxes Right: Design and Governance Under the AI Act” highly enough.

A recently published podcast by Harvard Business Review focused on the importance for leaders to never stop learning.

For those looking to catch up on the current ransomware ecosystem, this podcast discussion with Greg Linares, Principal Threat Intelligence Analyst at Huntress, is worth a listen.

A new article on Binding Hook, by Jason R.C.

Aisle’s recent blog, “What AI Security Research Looks Like When It Works,” does a nice job in explaining the utility of LLM-enabled security research.

Khan and Jancik’s recent article, “Canadian AI sovereignty: A dose of realism” offers a structured way of assessing sovereignty claims and subsequently undertaking actions that might reasonably follow from this assessment.

Nilay Patel recently interviewed Bridget McCormack, former chief justice of the Michigan Supreme Court and now head of the American Arbitration Association (AAA), about the AAA’s new AI-assisted arbitration platform and the broader role AI might play in l…

Paul Virilio was a French cultural theorist well known for his theory of dromology.

Adam Mosseri recently posted about how Instagram is evolving to arbitrate what is, or is not, truthful in a generative AI era.

Managed to walk into — and out of — a Leica store and only bought a pin.

Over the past week there’s been heightened concern about how LLMs can be used to facilitate cyber operations.