Thinking on trustworthy, human-led AI

When AI gets expensive to run, guess who pays

Three AI companies said in their own words that the compute behind their products is scarce and expensive. Here's how that bill reaches customers, and the questions I'd ask before it reaches yours.

Your data is a line item in someone's bankruptcy

When an AI company fails or is sold, the data its customers handed over becomes an asset, and the privacy promises attached to it can pass to an owner who never made them.

Opt-out theater

Researchers keep testing whether privacy opt-outs actually work, and the results aren't reassuring. The only opt-out I fully trust is deciding what never leaves the building.

Every data opportunity is a nail

Treating all data as training material is a choice someone made for you. Firms should make their own choice about what their data is for.

Enhanced Threat Intelligence Automation

With the rise of sophisticated cyber threats, organizations across industries have increasingly turned towards threat intelligence as a critical element of their defense strategies.

Written April 16, 2021 · Added to reclassify.ai April 2024