I had the privilege of hosting Jason Clinton, Chief Information Security Officer at Anthropic, for a discussion that arrives at a pivotal moment in AI’s evolution—where questions of trust and verification have become existential to the industry’s future

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AI systems need robust security guarantees to reach their potential….the probability of data exposure (or a model leaking) compounds. At just 1% risk per agent, a network of 1,000 agents approaches certainty of breach.

In a recently published whitepaper on AI agents, Google offers a compelling vision of the future of enterprise architecture.

Here’s our first episode of the AI Confidential Podcast. I’m excited for everyone to hear Mark Papermaster (CTO of AMD) and Mark Russinovich (CTO and Deputy CISO of Microsoft Azure) share their opinions about AI, confidential AI, and confidential computing

I’m really proud of this work and excited for everyone to hear Mark Papermaster (CTO AMD) and Mark Russinovich (CTO and Deputy CISO Microsoft Azure) share their opinions about AI, confidential AI, and conf computing. Let me know what you think. Thanks.

Whitepaper: Securing Generative AI in the Enterprise

As businesses accelerate the integration of LLMs into their operations, the promise of innovation is matched by the looming threat of privacy breaches. It's time we address data privacy, security, and sovereignty in the age of generative AI.

Securing GenAI in the Enterprise by insideBigData:.

a. Define success in writing.b. Build a plan to achieve this success. Put it in writing. c. Focus on the important factors for achieving this success. avoid wasting energy on trivialities and irrelevances. Kindly call out bikeshedding when you see it.

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On the topic of Yemen. Coffee drinking began in Yemen, during the 15th century. It’s believed that Sufi monasteries in Yemen were the first places coffee was consumed. So, thanks, Yemen. Also, this was a great ‘read:’

I love this quote from @Plinz on the @lexfridman podcast: . The opposite of free will isn’t determinism it’s compulsion. Addiction removes agency and free will by creating compulsion. Compulsion destroys freedom. People get addicted to all kinds of things. Live free. Ep. 392

RT @pwang: When humanity does create AGI, it will be named Untitled14.ipynb.

The podcast, "The Battle of Stalingrad", is an excellent example of historical storytelling. Des Latham's narration reminds us of the pointlessness of war, particularly the unfortunate lessons of a land war with Russia. Strong recommend.

Italy's GDPR notification to OpenAI over ChatGPT EU use marks a pivotal moment for AI in the enterprise sector. Compliance and privacy become as crucial as innovation. A reminder for businesses to navigate AI adoption with foresight and responsibility. #AI.

Remember to start each meeting with a reminder of your top three priorities. If you have more, you have none. It can seem repetitive and unnecessary. Yes, it’s repetitive, but always necessary.

RT @opaquesys: Our Co-Founder and President @ralucaadapopa takes the stage at @_odsc West to discuss how companies can protect sensitive da….

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