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This week's net.wars, "Slop", marks iRobot's bankruptcy and sale; wonders why, if generative AI is so great it has to be forced on us; and deplores the CBP plan to demand an unrealistic amount of "high-value data" as part of the price of visiting the US:

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Slop

Sometimes it doesn't pay to be first. iRobot, the maker of the Roomba, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and been acquired by Pic...

#NetWars #privacy #robots

RE:

Infosec Exchange

Wendy Nather (@wendynather@infosec.exchange)

It is never an answer. It is merely answer-shaped. Grok offered to summarize my 2020 keynote at RSAC on “Democratizing Security,” and I said s...

That last sentence is a good quotable. View quoted note →

This week's net.wars, "ID is football", sees the arrival of Australia's social media ban for under-16s and leads a panel on digital ID at #UKIGF:

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ID is football

On Wednesday, Australia woke up to its new social media ban for under-16s. As Ange Lavoipierre explains at ABC News, the ban isn't total. Unde...

#NetWars #privacy #digitalid #osa

Rreminder for those interested in Internet and other tech issues, #ukigf is tomorrow (remote or in-person in London):

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UK Internet Governance Forum - UK IGF

The UK Internet Governance Forum is the national internet governance forum for the United Kingdom. It is a collaborative partnership that provides ...

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