nice try #linkedin
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Sean O'Brien
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I'm giving another talk on #AI at the amazing #NewHaven Free Public Library as part of their "2025 Big Read" program which has the theme #Fahrenheit451🔥
If you're in New Haven, stop by for the fun and provocative conversation. We'll talk about #privacy, creativity & more 👇
Amazing day for our team at @privacysafe ! While the world segments into disconnected camps, we are building a multi-polar strategy for #hardware that will run our apps and get them in the hands of people on every continent.
Sound interesting? Please be #social and reach out 😎
Hell Yeah we've got @privacysafe apps running on the #PinePhone #smartphone
Thanks @mikalai for the photos. We'll get more website-ready ones up soon but I had to share with our #social community!!!!!!111 🥳
Stay Tuned https://privacysafe.app
This all sounds very much like they will be studying customers to provide suggestions via an #AI assistant / agents.
"Hi, welcome to New Haven, Sean. What's your favorite restaurant for 'apizza' - Pepe's or Sally's? We can take you there after you check in to your hotel."
...and so on. Lyft needs to differentiate to survive competition from Uber and it's clearly making moves that hurt #privacy, so this is a situation I'm watching closely.
🚨 Boosting this appropriate warning by @evangreer of @fightforthefuture.org (originally posted on @bsky.app ) . “Don’t bring your phone” isn’t always good advice at a #protest. In many cases, it’s the opposite. Your phone is a tool: for documentation, safety, communication. Let’s talk about how to use it wisely. 🧵👇
A great event that could not have been more appropriate, or in a more appropriate location, with US academic freedom increasingly in the political crosshairs.
My main takeaway: defending free expression today requires more than just legal theory — it demands real-world strategies that respond to new and evolving threats.
As someone working at the intersection of digital rights, #privacy, and #cybersecurity, I found the conversations energizing and directly relevant to the work I do.
