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Lindsay Clancy and the AI Children of the Corn | HackerNoon
2+ day, 18+ hour ago (378+ words) Are you waiting for the second season of the Lindsay Clancy trial? Mistrial. Retrial. Betrayal. Crime TV on peptides. In the meantime, the AI-generated child porn has been legalized: One judge summed it up painfully and perfectly. Unfortunately, it wasn't…...
What Project Hail Mary Can Teach IT Professionals (Part 3)
3+ week, 6+ day ago (453+ words) What follows is part 3 of my ongoing observations and ideas inspired by “Project Hail Mary”. You can find part 1 and part 2 linked here. Once again, I will warn those wary of spoilers to maybe stop reading, NOT click those links,…...
When Breaking a Rule Feels Earned, You're in Trouble | HackerNoon
4+ week, 1+ day ago (616+ words) The month you feel most in control is the one you should worry about. Not the drawdown. Not the losing streak. Those hurt, but they keep you honest. The real danger shows up when you’ve strung together a handful of…...
What to Look For in an AI-Powered Cybersecurity Tool
1+ mon, 4+ week ago (687+ words) Cybercriminals now deploy artificial intelligence (AI)-powered automation and sophisticated attack techniques that outpace traditional security defenses. As threats become faster and more complex, the tools designed to counter them must advance in tandem. Selecting the right solution requires evaluating…...
The Problem With Agentic AI Isn’t the Model | HackerNoon
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (722+ words) Smarter models were never the danger. Letting AI act — autonomously, in someone’s cloud, with no human gate and no record — is. Let’s look at the structural fix....
Software Used to Break in Production. Now It Breaks in Reputation | HackerNoon
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (1216+ words) Software bugs have always caused downtime, but today they can also damage your reputation. In a world of social media and AI-accelerated development, even minor outages can quickly become viral screenshots and trust issues. The best defense is catching customer-facing…...
Startup Security Roadmap: What Matters at Seed, Series A, and Beyond
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (28+ words) HackerNoon Me like security (Experience in IT audit, PCI DSS, SOC 2, ISO compliance, and Cybersecurity advisory)...
The Hidden Cost of Orphaned AI Work
3+ mon, 3+ week ago (73+ words) HackerNoon The Hidden Cost of Orphaned AI Work Stop Paying for Async Work That Should Have Been Cancelled The Noonification: How Often Do NFTs Pass The Howey Test? (1/13/2023) Darwin's Hybrid Intelligence to Align AI & Human Goals for Startups & VCs The…...
Why Every AI+Security Tool I Tried Was Lying to Me (And What I Built Instead) | HackerNoon
3+ mon, 4+ week ago (136+ words) I built an open source AI agent that runs OSINT investigations from your terminal. The interesting part wasn't the OSINT — it was figuring out why every approach I tried kept hallucinating security data, and how I fixed it using the…...