Makes that TWO pitches I've received in the last 24h that included the delightful phrase "new AI-powered cloud security and compliance software."

There's so much to unpack here it's hard to know where to start (or stop), but it seems to suggest that some new AI-based technology has been devised to help close security compliance gaps. #1: Checking boxes is not where most organizations are failing. #2 Where are the basic standards of care for AI-based software that would give this untested technology the right to claim the ability to audit anything? Let alone itself.

The golden rule for physicians is "First, do no harm." Somehow, we've grown accustomed to security products and software that violate this basic idea six ways from Sunday.

50 years later, what Bruce Springsteen’s 'Born to Run' means to the New Jersey
https://gothamist.com/news/50-years-later-what-bruce-springsteens-born-to-run-means-to-the-new-jersey?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub

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For once, resisted the lure of the snooze button & headed out before work.

Here's to finding windows of freedom where we can. Have a good one.

"Wikipedia has no consistent editorial voice or political platform — it is reality as captured by others and summarized by volunteers. As such, efforts to censor it reveal a specific form of insecurity about education and information."

via @ethanz

https://www.techpolicy.press/what-attacks-on-wikipedia-reveal-about-free-expression/