Security Boulevard

The Braid: Rethinking Trust, Continuity and Human-AI Systems

What one AI-generated image taught me about trust, continuity, and why I am building QuietWire.  There is a problem with AI ...
Morning Overview on MSN

A single hunter pulled 96 Burmese pythons from the Everglades in ten days

For ten days at the height of the Florida summer, hundreds of amateur and professional snake hunters waded through sawgrass, ...
HackerNoon

The Six-Day Mystery That Rewrote AI's Price List

AI Coding Tip 030 - Turn Repeatable Skill Steps Into Tested Scripts Instead of Prompts 20 August —OpenCode announces the ...
Rams Wire

There's an invasive Burmese python in my backyard. Now what do I do?

It's not common for someone to find a python in their backyard or garage in Florida, but if they do there are steps to follow to have it removed.
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Reilly on X: "@JeffWellsRigInt Don't worry, the real tell is when the post doesn't end with three em-dashes, a recursive caveat, and 'What do you think?'"

It's daily more difficult to tell whether posts are written by AI or by OG humans who have adopted AI as their house style.
MIT Technology Review

AI’s recursive self-improvement might not come so quickly after all

AI agents are not yet creative enough to carry out genuinely innovative open-ended AI research, it seems. The AI industry’s boldest promise right now is that AI will soon improve itself, with almost ...