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All areas Technical & System Societal & Human Governance & Power

How data is gathered, whose lives it represents, and whether it can be trusted.Whether models do what they claim, how they fail, and how we know.Attacks on and through AI systems: injection, jailbreaks, cyber offense.Whether people can see, contest, and hold to account what a system does.When software acts across time and tools, faster than people can intervene.The physical and operational stack models run on — clouds, chips, outages.Energy, water, minerals, and the living world that compute depends on.

Bruce Schneier
Security technologist · Harvard Kennedy School
Writes about security as a social problem. A reliable first read when a group is mixing fear of hackers with fear of the model itself.
- EssaySchneier on Security
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Nicholas Carlini
Research scientist · Anthropic
Shows, with working attacks, what models leak and how they fail. A technical voice that still reads in a mixed group if you pick one paper.
- Essaynicholas.carlini.com
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