Steffen Christensen
@Wikisteff
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Ph.D. in AI. Senior Policy Researcher, Horizons. Coder, numbers whiz, foresight expert. Sworn to use Evil powers only for Good.
CybarbieHis nervous timbre tells me that he recognises that time is running out for AI adoption. So unlike Zuck he is not completely disconnected from reality. Investors and the general public at large will baulk at burning electrons if there is no tangible benefit outside tech. He started off with some fantasy tale about that one poor farmer with a smartphone and an internet connection in a field somewhere in rural India asking an AI for horticultural advice. With a straight face. *piggie snort laughs*
George Takei 
🏳️🌈🖖🏽Corruption out in the open. How can the White House have the power to approve a merger or block a competing one where Trump’s own son-in-law stands to make millions? This is why the FTC should remain independent—and why Trump wants to control it.
FPV drones do have limits, we should be able to open a wide cordon within minutes of these appearing. All Russian visa should be reviewed, these are skilled operators coming in via Hungary. I am shocked that we do not have better counter-drone measures in place. We need to remind Belgians of the millions that fought over their bog and died. We need to remove Hungary's veto.
We must do something.
Rebane
it's finally time...
this is css clicker, a fully-featured incremental game where your goal is to design your own personal website and get as many views on it as possible
the fun part? it's a pure-css game, meaning it has zero javascript or server-side code.
have fun!
RE: https://infosec.exchange/@rebane2001/115661669658436967
This is hugely important work showing that SVG filters can do horrible things to underlying sites and allow humanjacking that clickjackers only dreamed of. Fantastic work, terrifying consequences.
#infosec
Haha apparently CSS quite harmful. https://lyra.horse/blog/2025/12/svg-clickjacking/
Tindra@rootwyrm @da_667 at a recent conference I spoke at I was asked what we (insurance industry) recommend for helping our clients to care about tail risks.
My answer? We can talk about the tail when the main area under the curve is handled - when you’ve MFA’d all the things and your patching is tight and there’s not random unmanaged systems exposed to the Internet.
Until then? I’m gonna focus on the things that are the most common root causes of insurance claims. Because that’s what being a risk professional *is*.