Mastodawn

NO a Palantir in Europa: ecco l'iniziativa europea per chiedere all'Unione Europea di sospendere ogni rapporto con Palantir

Chiediamo ai governi europei di:

- Bloccare la firma di nuovi contratti con Palantir.
- Rivedere e rescindere gradualmente i contratti in essere con l’azienda.
- Investire in alternative europee trasparenti e pubblicamente responsabili.

@eticadigitale

https://action.wemove.eu/sign/2026-03-palantir-petition-IT

(SEGUE)

No a Palantir in Europa

Una potente azienda statunitense di spyware tecnologico è collegata al genocidio a Gaza, alle separazioni delle famiglie dell’ICE e alla guerra di Trump in Iran. E ora, si sta silenziosamente espandendo in tutta Europa, con l’accesso ai nostri dati, agli ospedali e ai sistemi di polizia.È il momento di fare luce su questa situazione e fermare questa azienda.

WeMove Europe

yeah, right these AI companies and tech bros gonna replace 80% of all jobs and their COBOL plugin gonna write banking & enterprise software. they can't even keep a single video app running for more than 6 months. Lamo.

the whole AI industry is one giant big scam. you know old good pump and dump kind of scam and in that process they have destroyed many real jobs, environments and they will not stop until the full blown recession is here.

Fab

Mar 19

𝖈0𝖗𝖊𝖉𝖚𝖒𝖕𝖊𝖉 🇸🇪Mar 19

Good morning dear fabulous Tooteroonies of lulz n giggles☕🌞
Thorsday starts, things to finish n FrejasEve just hrs away😉
I wish yous a superb day full of happiness, kindness, optimism, camaradery, love, hope, insight, magic, positivity, trust funs, joys, smiles n laughter😊🤙
#Thorsday #FrejasEve #MorningGreetings #Smiles

Fab

Mar 16

Tanya Janca | SheHacksPurple

Mar 16

It’s #CyberMentoringMonday!!!! Are you looking for a professional mentor or to learn more about InfoSec? Are you experienced and willing to ‘give back’? Use this thread and hashtag to connect

Fab

Mar 3

I see a lot of positivity regarding #Motorola and #GrapheneOS partnership.

Am I the only one having some concern over the choice of a PRC manufacturer ?

Fab

Mar 3

BrianKrebs Mar 3

Found myself wincing while reading this story about how Ars Technica fired a reporter over fabricated quotations generated by an AI tool. What a mess. And a tough one to bounce back from. I get asked all the time how I use AI in my work, and my answer is always the same: I don't, for all the reasons I also don't delegate important research to others, plus a whole bunch of other good reasons. But I really am interested in the answer from other journalists, because I suspect I'm in the minority here.

From Futurism.com:

"In the post, Edwards said that he was sick at the time, and “while working from bed with a fever and very little sleep,” he “unintentionally made a serious journalistic error” as he attempted to use an “experimental Claude Code-based AI tool” to help him “extract relevant verbatim source material.” He said the tool wasn’t being used to generate the article, but was instead designed to “help list structured references” to put in an outline. When the tool failed to work, said Edwards, he decided to try and use ChatGPT to help him understand why.

“I should have taken a sick day because in the course of that interaction, I inadvertently ended up with a paraphrased version of Shambaugh’s words rather than his actual words,” Edwards continued. He emphasized that the “text of the article was human-written by us, and this incident was isolated and is not representative of Ars‘ editorial standards. None of our articles are AI-generated, it is against company policy and we have always respected that.”

https://futurism.com/artificial-intelligence/ars-technica-fires-reporter-ai-quotes

Ars Technica Fires Reporter After AI Controversy Involving Fabricated Quotes

Ars Technica has fired senior AI reporter Benj Edwards following an outrage-sparking controversy involving AI-fabricated quotes.

Futurism

Fab

Feb 24

openSUSE Linux Feb 24

What’s your primary reason for using #Linux? #openSUSE #OpenSource

Freedom

62.1%

Performance

10.9%

Privacy

23.8%

Learning

3.2%

Poll ended at Feb 27 at 8:05am.

Fab

Feb 20

evacide Feb 19

Anonymously threatening a security researcher seems like a shooting-yourself-in-the-dick level bad decision. Kudos to Allison Nixon for not taking any shit.

https://www.technologyreview.com/2026/02/16/1132526/allison-nixon-hackers-security-researcher

Hackers made death threats against this security researcher. Big mistake.

Allison Nixon had helped arrest dozens of members of The Com — a loose affiliation of online groups responsible for violence and hacking campaigns. Then she became a target.

MIT Technology Review

Fab

Feb 20